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Creates a Model Context Protocol server instance pre-configured with SolvaPay-specific tool registry and OAuth bridge bindings. Uses the @modelcontextprotocol/sdk base server factory pattern, wrapping it with SolvaPay's payment domain context (merchant accounts, transaction routing, webhook handlers). The createSolvaPayMcpServer function initializes the server with built-in tool discovery and registers payment-specific resources without requiring manual schema definition.
Unique: Pre-wires SolvaPay payment domain context directly into MCP server factory, eliminating manual tool schema definition and OAuth bridge setup — developers get a payment-ready server in one function call rather than assembling MCP primitives
vs alternatives: Faster than building custom MCP servers from @modelcontextprotocol/sdk alone because SolvaPay-specific tool schemas, error handling, and OAuth flows are pre-integrated rather than hand-coded
Provides two parallel OAuth credential exchange implementations — one for fetch-based runtimes (Cloudflare Workers, Deno, edge functions) and one for Express.js servers — that normalize OAuth flows to a common interface. Each variant handles provider-specific token exchange, refresh token rotation, and credential storage without requiring developers to write OAuth boilerplate. The adapter abstracts away HTTP client differences (fetch vs axios) and server framework patterns (middleware vs handler functions).
Unique: Dual-implementation pattern (fetch + Express) with unified interface allows same OAuth logic to run on edge functions and traditional servers without adapter layers — achieved via runtime detection and conditional imports rather than abstract base classes
vs alternatives: More portable than passport.js (Express-only) or custom OAuth handlers because it natively supports both serverless and traditional runtimes with identical credential semantics
Registers payment-specific tool handlers into the MCP tool registry using a declarative schema system (registerPayableTool function). Each tool definition includes JSON schema for inputs, output type hints, and a handler function that receives normalized payment context (merchant ID, transaction state, audit trail). The registration system validates schemas at initialization time and binds handlers to MCP's function-calling protocol, enabling LLMs to invoke payment operations with type safety and automatic input validation.
Unique: Combines MCP tool registration with payment-domain context injection — handlers receive pre-bound merchant ID and transaction state rather than requiring developers to extract context from raw LLM inputs, reducing error surface in financial operations
vs alternatives: Safer than raw function calling because schema validation + audit logging are mandatory, not optional — prevents malformed payment requests and creates compliance-ready transaction records automatically
Automatically discovers and exposes available payment tools and resources through the MCP resource protocol, allowing LLM clients to query what operations are available without hardcoding tool lists. The discovery mechanism scans the registered tool registry at runtime and generates MCP-compatible resource descriptions (name, description, input schema, output type). This enables dynamic tool discovery in Claude Desktop and other MCP clients that support resource enumeration.
Unique: Integrates with MCP's native resource protocol rather than implementing custom discovery endpoints — allows MCP clients to use standard resource queries to enumerate payment tools, maintaining protocol compatibility
vs alternatives: More discoverable than custom API documentation because MCP clients can query available tools programmatically and render them in UI, vs requiring developers to read docs or maintain tool lists
Routes incoming webhook events from SolvaPay (transaction completed, refund processed, dispute filed) to registered event handlers via an event emitter pattern. The webhook adapter validates webhook signatures using HMAC-SHA256, deserializes payment event payloads, and dispatches them to handler functions that can trigger side effects (database updates, LLM notifications, compliance alerts). Supports both synchronous handlers (return immediately) and asynchronous handlers (queue for background processing).
Unique: Combines webhook signature validation with MCP tool invocation — handlers can directly call registered payment tools to respond to events, enabling closed-loop payment automation (e.g., webhook triggers refund tool, which updates LLM agent state)
vs alternatives: More secure than custom webhook handlers because HMAC validation is mandatory and built-in, vs requiring developers to implement signature verification separately
Automatically enriches payment tool handler context with transaction metadata (merchant ID, user ID, timestamp, LLM model/session ID) and generates immutable audit trail entries for every payment operation. The enrichment layer intercepts tool calls, extracts context from the MCP request envelope, and injects it into handler functions. Audit entries include the original LLM prompt, tool inputs, outputs, and any errors, enabling post-hoc compliance review and debugging of AI-driven payment decisions.
Unique: Intercepts MCP tool calls at the framework level to inject transaction context and generate audit entries automatically — developers don't need to manually log or track context, reducing compliance burden and error surface
vs alternatives: More comprehensive than manual logging because it captures the full decision chain (prompt → tool call → result) automatically, vs requiring developers to instrument each payment operation separately
Abstracts payment operations (charge, refund, reconcile) across multiple payment providers (SolvaPay, Stripe, PayPal) through a unified tool interface. Each provider has a backend implementation that translates normalized tool calls to provider-specific APIs, handles provider-specific error codes, and normalizes responses back to a common schema. The abstraction layer allows LLM agents to invoke payment tools without knowing which provider is configured, enabling provider switching without changing agent code.
Unique: Implements provider abstraction at the tool handler level rather than as a separate adapter layer — each registered tool has a provider-specific backend, allowing LLM clients to call tools without knowing provider details
vs alternatives: More flexible than provider-specific SDKs because agents can work with any provider without code changes, vs Stripe SDK or PayPal SDK which lock you into a single provider
Converts variable-length text sequences into fixed-dimensional dense vector representations (768-dim) using a transformer-based architecture (MPNet) trained on 215M+ sentence pairs. The model uses mean pooling over token embeddings to produce sentence-level vectors that capture semantic meaning, enabling downstream similarity and retrieval tasks without task-specific fine-tuning.
Unique: Uses MPNet (Masked and Permuted Language Modeling) architecture with mean pooling trained on 215M+ diverse sentence pairs (S2ORC, MS MARCO, StackExchange, Yahoo Answers, CodeSearchNet) rather than single-task fine-tuning, achieving state-of-the-art performance on 14+ downstream tasks without task-specific adaptation
vs alternatives: Outperforms OpenAI's text-embedding-3-small on semantic similarity benchmarks (MTEB score 63.3 vs 62.3) while being fully open-source, locally deployable, and requiring no API calls or authentication
Enables semantic similarity computation between text pairs by projecting both inputs into a shared 768-dimensional vector space where cosine distance correlates with semantic relatedness. The model was trained with contrastive learning objectives on parallel and similar-meaning sentence pairs, allowing it to match semantically equivalent texts across different phrasings and domains.
Unique: Trained with in-batch negatives and hard negative mining on 215M+ pairs including adversarial examples (MS MARCO hard negatives, StackExchange duplicate detection), producing embeddings optimized for ranking-aware similarity rather than generic semantic distance
vs alternatives: Achieves higher ranking accuracy than Sentence-BERT-base (NDCG@10: 0.68 vs 0.61) on MS MARCO while maintaining 2.5x faster inference than cross-encoder rerankers due to symmetric embedding computation
all-mpnet-base-v2 scores higher at 55/100 vs @solvapay/mcp at 24/100.
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Provides pre-converted model artifacts in multiple inference-optimized formats (PyTorch, ONNX, OpenVINO, SafeTensors) enabling deployment across heterogeneous hardware and runtime environments. The model supports quantization-friendly architectures and is compatible with text-embeddings-inference servers, allowing containerized, high-throughput inference without framework dependencies.
Unique: Provides pre-optimized artifacts for 4+ inference runtimes (PyTorch, ONNX, OpenVINO, SafeTensors) with native support for text-embeddings-inference server, eliminating manual conversion overhead and enabling single-command containerized deployment
vs alternatives: Reduces deployment complexity vs. Sentence-BERT by offering pre-converted ONNX and OpenVINO artifacts; eliminates 2-3 day conversion and optimization cycle typical for custom model exports
Processes variable-length text batches through transformer layers with configurable pooling strategies (mean pooling, max pooling, CLS token) to produce fixed-size embeddings. The implementation uses efficient batching with dynamic padding, allowing GPU memory optimization and throughput scaling from single sentences to thousands of documents per batch.
Unique: Implements dynamic padding with configurable pooling strategies (mean, max, CLS) optimized for sentence-level embeddings; mean pooling strategy was specifically tuned on 215M+ sentence pairs to balance token importance without task-specific weighting
vs alternatives: Achieves 3-5x higher throughput than cross-encoder models on batch embedding tasks due to symmetric architecture; outperforms naive pooling approaches by 2-3% on similarity tasks through contrastive training on diverse pooling objectives
Provides a pre-trained transformer backbone (MPNet-base) with frozen or unfrozen layers enabling efficient fine-tuning on domain-specific sentence similarity tasks. The model architecture supports standard transfer learning patterns: feature extraction (frozen embeddings), layer-wise fine-tuning, and full model adaptation with minimal computational overhead compared to training from scratch.
Unique: Supports multiple fine-tuning objectives (contrastive, triplet, siamese) with built-in loss functions optimized for sentence-level tasks; architecture enables efficient layer-wise unfreezing and gradient checkpointing to reduce memory footprint during adaptation
vs alternatives: Requires 10-100x fewer labeled examples than training embeddings from scratch (100 pairs vs 100K+) while achieving 85-95% of full-model performance; outperforms simple feature extraction baselines by 5-15% on domain-specific similarity tasks
Enables building searchable indexes of pre-computed embeddings using approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) algorithms (FAISS, Annoy, HNSW) for fast semantic retrieval. The model produces embeddings optimized for ranking-aware similarity, allowing efficient top-k retrieval from million-scale document collections with sub-100ms latency.
Unique: Embeddings are trained with ranking-aware contrastive objectives (hard negative mining from MS MARCO) producing vectors optimized for ANN-based retrieval; achieves higher NDCG@10 scores than embeddings trained with symmetric similarity objectives
vs alternatives: Enables 10-100x faster retrieval than cross-encoder reranking (sub-100ms vs 1-10s per query) while maintaining competitive ranking quality; outperforms BM25 keyword search on semantic relevance while supporting zero-shot domain transfer
Generalizes across diverse text domains (scientific papers, web search results, Q&A forums, code repositories, product reviews) and multiple languages through training on 215M+ heterogeneous sentence pairs. The model learns domain-agnostic semantic representations that transfer to unseen domains without fine-tuning, though with degraded performance on highly specialized vocabularies.
Unique: Trained on 215M+ pairs spanning 8+ diverse domains (S2ORC scientific papers, MS MARCO web search, StackExchange Q&A, CodeSearchNet code, Yahoo Answers, GooAQ, ELI5) enabling single-model generalization across heterogeneous text types without task-specific adaptation
vs alternatives: Outperforms domain-specific embeddings on zero-shot transfer tasks (MTEB average: 63.3 vs 58-62 for single-domain models) while maintaining competitive in-domain performance; eliminates need for separate models per domain
Supports inference on CPU and resource-constrained devices through optimized ONNX and OpenVINO implementations, quantization-friendly architecture, and minimal model size (438MB). The model achieves reasonable latency (50-200ms per sentence on modern CPUs) without GPU acceleration, enabling deployment on edge devices, serverless functions, and cost-optimized cloud instances.
Unique: Provides pre-optimized ONNX and OpenVINO artifacts with quantization-friendly architecture (no custom ops, standard transformer layers) enabling efficient CPU inference; 438MB model size is 2-3x smaller than full-size BERT variants while maintaining competitive accuracy
vs alternatives: Achieves 5-10x lower inference cost than GPU-based embeddings on serverless platforms (AWS Lambda: $0.0000002/invocation vs $0.0001+ for GPU) while maintaining 85-95% of GPU inference quality through ONNX optimization