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MCP offers $29 'Deny Evidence' logs for verifiable AI enforcement

MCP offers a "Deny Evidence" product that generates signed refusal logs to verify that an enforcement point made a decision on a specific input at a specific time. These logs, signed with Ed25519, allow third parties to audit actions like spend control or buyer review without direct API access. The service, priced at $29 per month, focuses on making the absence of a log visible rather than proving model intent or bypassing the gateway. AI

IMPACT Provides a verifiable mechanism for AI systems to prove enforcement decisions, aiding compliance and auditability.

RANK_REASON The item describes a specific product offering from a company, detailing its features and pricing.

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MCP offers $29 'Deny Evidence' logs for verifiable AI enforcement

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · iamthat ·

    What a $29 refusal log actually contains (and what it cannot prove)

    <p>A refusal log is not a folder of error messages. It is a small evidence format with a specific job: let a third party verify that an enforcement point made a decision, on a specific input, at a specific time.</p> <p>Here is the shape we use.<br /> </p> <div class="highlight js…