Slowtime MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Enforce time-based access controls so encrypted data can only be decrypted after a preset interval (timelock workflows).

• 2

  Mitigate timing attacks by adding randomized delays, jittered timestamps, and constant-time comparisons around sensitive operations.

• 3

  Durable, queryable storage and analytics for time-locked vaults (history, decryption events, and interval-linked metadata) using a DuckDB WASM-backed TimeVault.

Description

Slowtime MCP Server implements four main components (TimeFuzz, TimeKeeper, TimeLock, TimeVault) to deliver timing-attack protections, interval management, timelock encryption (drand integration), and persistent analytics storage (DuckDB WASM). It defends against timing attacks using random delays, jittered timestamps, and constant-time comparisons while enabling data to be encrypted and only decryptable after specified intervals. The server supports start/pause/resume interval operations, automatic cleanup, secure randomness sources, and queryable vault history and statistics for audit and analytics.