Two small examples that emit the ingest artifacts a real reference tool can
verify, so the interop claims are checkable, not just asserted:
- jcp-bridge mint_token: mints a JCP-grant-backed OAuth access token + prints
the issuer pubkey. Verified independently with python `cryptography`
(EdDSA) — signature valid, RFC 9068 at+jwt header, scope/aud/joule_budget_uj
claims intact — exactly what an MCP/OAuth resource server checks.
- map-pmtiles write_archive: writes a .pmtiles file. Read back by the
canonical JS `pmtiles` reference reader: header + metadata parse and all
tiles (incl. z14) return byte-identical, confirming the Hilbert tile-id +
varint directory + 127-byte header match the spec implementation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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