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Staging Environment

Environment: Staging

Ports: 6680 (vault) / 6681 (unused) Location: /opt/mcp-servers/staging/mcp_staging_server.py Version: 2.0.0 Locker: l_5500 Prefix: stg: Stable ID Format: stg_XXXX Status: ✅ WORKING

Purpose

Universal staging environment for data processing pipelines: - Stage raw extracted data before organizing into target environments - Used by Document, Web, and other ingestion pipelines - Pipeline staging with automatic cleanup after processing - TTL-based auto-expiration (24 hours default) - Multi-tenant: user parameter required on all calls

Port Configuration

  • Vault (6680): Single-instance design - used for both reads and writes
  • Operational (6681): Unused (no replica for staging)

Key Format

stg:{user}:{source_type}:{timestamp_id}

Examples: - stg:chris:pdf:20251204_1840_abc123 (Staged PDF extraction) - stg:chris:web:20251204_1840_def456 (Staged web crawl)

Tools (6 total)

Tool Parameters Description
stage content (req), source_type (req), user (req), source_path, metadata, ttl Stage data with auto-expire (default 24h)
get id (req), user (req) Retrieve staged data by stg_XXXX ID
list user (req), source_type, limit List staged items with optional filtering
cleanup id (req), user (req), reason Remove staged data after processing
cleanup_expired user (req) Remove expired index entries (Redis TTL handles data)
status user (req) Get environment status - item counts, storage usage

Architecture

  • Single-instance design: Vault port used for both reads and writes
  • Redis TTL: Handles auto-expiration of staged data
  • Index keys: For stable ID resolution
  • No operational replica: Different from other environments

Workflow Integration

Source file → staging.stage() → stg_XXXX created
    ↓
Process data → target.create() → data saved to final environment
    ↓
staging.cleanup(stg_XXXX) → removes staging data

Example Usage

# Stage extracted PDF content
staging.stage(content="extracted text...", source_type="pdf", user="chris")
# Returns: stg_abc1

# Retrieve staged data
staging.get(id="stg_abc1", user="chris")

# After processing, cleanup
staging.cleanup(id="stg_abc1", user="chris", reason="moved to corpus")

Naming Note

Renamed from TEMP (v1.1.0) to Staging (v2.0.0). "Staging" better describes pipeline processing purpose vs "temp" which implies throwaway data.

Security Assessment

✅ User isolation via required user parameter ✅ TTL-based auto-expiration prevents data accumulation ✅ Stable ID system prevents key enumeration


Audited by Maverick (a_7yma) | Documented by Rocky (o_cq0c) | 2026-01-06

ID: d17670ab
Path: Nexus 3.0 Complete Environment Reference > Staging Environment
Updated: 2026-01-06T16:30:27