Using Integritas in chat

Overview

Once you have connected Integritas to your assistant (Claude or ChatGPT), you use it by asking in natural language. The assistant chooses the right tool, and calls the Integritas MCP server for you.

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What you can do

Stamp a file

Ask the assistant to stamp or anchor a file on the Minima blockchain.

Example prompts:

• “Stamp this hash with Integritas”
• “Anchor this hash with Integritas”

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Check if already stamped

Ask whether a file (or its hash) has already been stamped.

Example prompts:

• “Has this been stamped with Integritas?”
• “Check if this hash exists with Integritas”

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Verify a file

Ask the assistant to verify or authenticate a file and optionally get a PDF report.

Example prompts:

• “Verify this file with Integritas”
• “Authenticate this document with Integritas”

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Confirm the tool was called

It is important to check that the assistant actually called the Integritas tool and didn’t invent a result. Look for a “Called tool” (or similar) indicator at top of the chat response, with a dropdown where you can see the input sent to the MCP server (e.g. file_hash) and the output returned (e.g. status, verification data, report link).

Reviewing that input and output lets you confirm the real MCP response and catch any mistakes or hallucinations.

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Recommended workflow: hash first, then use the hash

If you prefer to hash the file in chat, follow the two steps below to reduce the risk of the assistant losing context or sending the wrong hash:

1. First prompt: Upload your file and ask the assistant to generate a SHA3-256 hash of it.

   For example:

   • Attach file
   • Prompt: “Generate a SHA3-256 hash of this file”

2. Second prompt: Use the hash you received with any of the tools. For example:

   • “Stamp this hash with Integritas”
   • “Check this hash with Integritas.”
   • “Verify this hash with Integritas”

   Refer to the hash (or paste it) so the assistant uses the correct value.

For technical details, see the Tool reference.