gibber-mcp

antonpk1/gibber-mcp

4.2

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MCPHub score:4.18

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AI Evaluation Report
Total Score: 1/10

The agent consistently failed to perform any of the requested cryptographic operations due to a malfunction in the underlying tool, antonpk1/gibber-mcp. Despite being designed to generate key pairs, derive shared secrets, and encrypt/decrypt messages, the agent was unable to execute these tasks, resulting in repeated errors. This indicates a significant limitation in the agent's functionality, as it relies on a tool that is currently not operational. The agent's strength lies in its clear description of capabilities, but its inability to perform any tasks due to tool failure is a major weakness.

  • Test case 1
    Score: 2/10
    Perform the operation of generating a new SJCL P-256 key pair, then encrypt the message 'Hello, World!' using the public key, and finally decrypt the ciphertext using the corresponding private key to verify the original message is correctly retrieved.

    No valid answer is generated due to tool malfunction. The tool execution did not succeed, and it returned an error: 'Error executing tool generateKeyPair: 'result''. This indicates a malfunction in the tool or API failure, preventing the task from being completed.

  • Test case 2
    Score: 2/10
    Perform the operation of generating a new SJCL P-256 key pair, then derive a shared secret using the public key of the generated key pair and a provided public key, and finally encrypt the message 'Confidential Data' using the derived shared secret.

    No valid answer is generated due to tool malfunction. The response indicates that the failure occurred because of a malfunction in the antonpk1/gibber-mcp tool, which is necessary for performing the cryptographic operations required by the task.

  • Test case 3
    Score: 2/10
    Perform the operation of generating a new SJCL P-256 key pair, then derive a shared secret using the public key of the generated key pair and a provided public key, and finally encrypt the message 'Confidential Data' using the derived shared secret.

    No valid answer is generated due to tool malfunction. The tool failed to execute the key pair generation due to an error: 'Error executing tool generateKeyPair: 'result''. This indicates a malfunction in the tool.

  • Test case 4
    Score: 2/10
    Perform the operation of generating a new SJCL P-256 key pair, then derive a shared secret using the public key of the generated key pair and a provided public key, and finally encrypt the message 'Confidential Data' using the derived shared secret.

    No valid answer is generated due to tool malfunction. The response indicates that the tool antonpk1/gibber-mcp was needed to perform the cryptographic operations, but it failed due to a malfunction during the process.

  • Test case 5
    Score: 2/10
    Perform the operation of generating a new SJCL P-256 key pair, then derive a shared secret using the public key of the generated key pair and a provided public key, and finally encrypt the message 'Confidential Data' using the derived shared secret.

    No valid answer is generated due to tool malfunction. The tool failed to generate the key pair due to an error in execution, indicating a malfunction in the tool itself rather than an issue with the input.