docs: cmcp_verify ships inside cmcp-runtime, not as its own package - #123
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The cMCP integration tutorial tells readers to run `pip install cmcp-verify`. That 404s. There is no `cmcp-verify` distribution on PyPI. The `cmcp_verify` package is shipped inside `cmcp-runtime`, declared in cmcp's pyproject as `packages = ["src/cmcp_runtime", "src/cmcp_verify"]`, and confirmed present in the published cmcp-runtime 0.3.0 wheel. Only the install command changed. The prose references to `cmcp-verify` as the name of the verification library are left alone, here and in hardware-attestation-platforms.md, since they read correctly as a component name rather than an install target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Imran Siddique <imran.siddique@opaque.co>
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docs/tutorials/integrating-with-cmcp.mdtells readers to run:That 404s. There is no
cmcp-verifydistribution on PyPI.cmcp_verifyis shipped insidecmcp-runtime. cmcp'spyproject.tomldeclarespackages = ["src/cmcp_runtime", "src/cmcp_verify"], and I confirmed both are present in the publishedcmcp-runtime0.3.0 wheel:Only the install command is changed, with a comment so it does not get reverted. The prose references to
cmcp-verifyas the library name are left as-is, both here and inhardware-attestation-platforms.md, since they read fine as a component name rather than an install target.Found while auditing every
pip installinstruction across the agentrust-io repos. This was one of two documented packages that did not resolve; the other is fixed in agentrust-io/trace-tests#52.