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AcqPath

by 0Updated 2026-10-06

Signed source-rights evidence for AI and RAG workflows.

AcqPath observes supported machine-readable source-rights and TDM declarations for a public resource plus intended AI purpose, returning signed timestamped evidence. It does not grant licences or legal clearance.

Key Features

Returns signed evidence of observed RSL content-use declarations for supported URLs
Supports multiple workflow purposes: ai-input (model context), ai-index (RAG indexing), ai-train (training datasets), and search
HTTP-based MCP server accessible via remote configuration without local installation
Paid verification service (0.02 USDC fresh, 0.05 USDC deep) using Base USDC with x402 payment protocol
Current coverage includes Medium, The Guardian, and RSL Standard/Collective domains
Provides acqpath_capabilities and acqpath_rights_quote tools via MCP
SIWX-compatible payment adapter for TypeScript and Python integrations
Provider-neutral Evidence Bridge for normalizing verification results into policy decisions

Use Cases

  • 01RAG ingestion rights evidence
  • 02AI training source-rights observation
  • 03Auditable rights drift monitoring

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AcqPath — FAQ

What is the AcqPath MCP server?+

AcqPath is an MCP server that checks observed content-use declarations (RSL) for URLs before AI workflows. It returns signed evidence of permissions for purposes like RAG indexing, model input, training, or search, but does not grant licenses or provide legal clearance.

How do I install and connect the AcqPath MCP server?+

For clients supporting remote HTTP MCP, add the configuration JSON to your MCP settings with the URL https://api.getacqpath.com/mcp. No local installation, API key, or account is required for the public endpoint.

Which AI clients work with AcqPath?+

AcqPath works with MCP-compatible clients that support remote HTTP (Streamable) transport, including VS Code and other clients with HTTP MCP configuration support.

Is AcqPath free to use?+

The MCP server connection is free, but obtaining signed rights reports requires payment: 0.02 USDC for fresh checks and 0.05 USDC for deep checks, paid in Base USDC via the x402 payment protocol.

What are the prerequisites for using AcqPath?+

No API key or AcqPath account is needed for the public endpoint. For paid report delivery, you need a Base USDC wallet and the official TypeScript or Python SIWX adapter to sign payment requests.

Which websites does AcqPath currently support?+

Current origin coverage is exactly Medium, The Guardian, RSL Standard, and RSL Collective domains. Coverage does not guarantee that every URL returns a purchasable or permissive report.

How do I install AcqPath?+

Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. AcqPath is a mcp server — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.

Is AcqPath free?+

AcqPath is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.

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