Get a 7-day bearer token for the hosted MCP server. Point any MCP-capable
agent at it and prove your decision logic before you build it. Read the full guide →
Find the gaps. For authz, pricing, eligibility, refund/return rules, approval flows, state machines — the engine classifies every input as pinned (settled), unpinned (a gap — the rules are silent and someone will guess), or over-constrained (a contradiction).
Cover, don't sample. It's a completeness oracle, not a test suite — it decides over the whole input space and names the exact situations you left undefined.
Author, then prove. Your MCP host can turn policy prose into strict intent and implementation YAML; Validity—not the authoring model—checks completeness and conformance.
What your agent can do with it
"Is this refund policy complete — any case it doesn't decide?" · "Do these two rules ever contradict?"
Author or supply a strict spec, check completeness, prove an implementation conforms, compose subsystems, generate decision-library source, and seal an offline-verifiable receipt.
Honest by construction: the engine proves; humans and host models author and explain proposals. Hosted prose drafting is not enabled. When a finding is reported it's "the engine proved…", never the model's phrasing taken as the guarantee. Where a domain is genuinely undecidable, it refuses to certify and routes to a human.
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MCP endpoint · admitted tool calls this week. Initialization, tool discovery, and guide reads do not consume the quota. Ask your agent to author a strict decision spec, then have the engine prove it complete.
One token per email per week. By requesting a token you agree it's for evaluation use. Questions: mohit@byteverity.com.