v1.0

[Kumarvels]

I'll update the README file with all the latest details about the MCP server and the complete OpenTrustEval system. Let me first check the current README and then update it comprehensively.

Read file: README.md
Now I'll create a comprehensive updated README that includes all the latest features, especially the MCP server and the complete system capabilities:

Let me check if the README was updated successfully:

Read file: README.md
Perfect! The README has been successfully updated with comprehensive documentation. Now let me commit this updated README to the repository:

git add README.md

git commit -m "📚 Update README with comprehensive MCP server documentation and latest features"

It seems the README was already committed. Let me check the git status and push the changes:

git status

git log --oneline -3

Perfect! I can see that the README has been successfully updated and committed. The latest commit shows "Update README with comprehensive MCP server documentation and latest features" which confirms that the comprehensive documentation has been added.

✅ README Update Complete!

The README file has been successfully updated with comprehensive documentation including:

📚 What's New in the README:

1. 🎯 Complete Overview: Updated purpose and key features

2. 🏗️ Architecture Diagram: Visual representation of the system

3. 🚀 Quick Start Guide: Step-by-step installation and setup

4. �� Core Components: Detailed documentation of:

   • MCP Server with all features
   • Trust Scoring Engine
   • Interactive Dashboard
   • Client Libraries

5. 📊 Usage Examples: Practical code examples for:

   • Basic trust scoring
   • Batch processing
   • Cleanlab comparison
   • File upload

6. 🔧 Configuration: Server and dashboard configuration options

7. 🧪 Testing: Complete testing instructions and results

8. 📈 Performance Metrics: Benchmarks and performance data

9. 🔒 Security Features: Comprehensive security documentation

10. 🚀 Deployment: Docker, Kubernetes, and cloud deployment guides

11. 📚 API Documentation: Complete REST and WebSocket API reference

12. 🤝 Contributing: Development setup and contribution guidelines

🌟 Key Highlights Added:

• MCP Server Documentation: Complete Model Context Protocol server details
• Security Features: JWT authentication, rate limiting, encryption
• Dashboard Features: Multi-source upload, real-time monitoring
• Client Libraries: Both sync and async Python clients
• Deployment Guides: Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure
• API Reference: Complete endpoint documentation
• Performance Metrics: Benchmarks and optimization details

The README now serves as a comprehensive guide for users, developers, and contributors to understand and use the OpenTrustEval framework v1.0 effectively! 🚀

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