What is Moirae Console?
Moirae Console is the human- and agent-facing demonstration of governed WebMCP capability use. WebMCP exposes and discovers what the web surface can do; it does not decide whether an action is authorised.
Open source / WebMCP governance
Moirae Console
A human- and agent-facing demonstration of governed WebMCP capability use.
Last reviewed 2 September 2026
Completed hackathon reference implementation
Built and submitted for The WebMCP Challenge. The wider Fates governance system is not represented as production-complete.
How are the boundaries separated?
The Fates determines authority. Ananke returns ALLOW, REQUIRES_APPROVAL or DENY. Execution remains separate from capability discovery and authorization.
What does human approval do?
Sensitive actions can reach REQUIRES_APPROVAL and wait for an independent human approval transition before the fixed effect is executed. A restricted caller can be denied and not executed.
What does complete mean here?
The bounded hackathon implementation is complete and publicly submitted. This is a reference implementation with documented limitations, not a claim that the wider production-grade Fates system is complete.
The boundary in one view
WebMCPExposes and discovers capability
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The Fates / AnankeDetermines authority and outcome
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Moirae hostPerforms the bounded effect
Discovery is not authorization.
Moirae Console makes that distinction visible to a human without presenting the demonstration as a universal security guarantee.
Public bounded evidence
The submitted reference path.
- Moirae Console test suite186 tests reported in the public entry
- Ananke test suite266 tests reported in the public entry
- Runtime Contracts test suite407 tests reported in the public entry
- Independent adversarial reviewPASS WITH LIMITATIONS; no HIGH or CRITICAL blocking defect found
Hackathon
The WebMCP Challenge
Submitted: 1 September 2026
- View Devpost entryPublished project submission
- Watch demo on YouTubePublic project demonstration
- Open live demoPublic Railway deployment
- View sourcePublic Apache-2.0 repository
- The WebMCP ChallengeChallenge page
Source and evidence
Inspect the reviewed path.
- Read console documentationVerified public docs directory
- Read the security policyBounded scope and limitations
Related projects
The Fates
Umbrella authority architecture.
Ananke
Governed action authority and outcomes.
Runtime Contracts
Shared runtime contract vocabulary.
Fates Integration
Public integration and evidence layer.
FAQ
Does WebMCP grant an agent permission?
No. WebMCP can expose what a web surface can do; Moirae Console demonstrates why authority must still be evaluated before disclosure or action.
Is Moirae Console a production control plane?
No. It is a completed, bounded hackathon reference implementation with explicit limitations. The wider Fates governance system is not claimed as production-complete by this page.