Etch
Etch is a signed audit chain for AI agent decisions, offline-verifiable against pinned public keys.
Install Etch
Pick your client, then add it in one click or paste the config.
https://etch.systems/mcp
Remote servers are added in the app, not the config file: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste this URL.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Etch
etch is an MCP server that connects MCP-compliant clients to Etch, a hosted signed audit chain for AI agent decisions. It records signed events and supports offline verification against pinned public keys. The integration repository provides registry metadata, client configuration examples, and documentation; the hosted service is separate and proprietary.
Connect your MCP client to https://etch.systems/mcp and provide the bearer token returned by a POST request to https://etch.systems/v1/your-project. The README includes configuration examples for Claude Code, Cursor, Continue, Cline, and Codex CLI.
Yes, Etch-signed events can be verified offline against pinned public keys. Auditors pin fingerprints during pilot onboarding, and every past epoch remains verifiable without contacting Etch using the OSS reference verifier.
You can try Etch without signing up by sending POST to https://etch.systems/v1/your-project. The response provides a bearer token, MCP endpoint URL, and anonymous project ID; anonymous projects include 500 signed events over 14 days and can later be converted to persistent projects.
No, Etch signs AI agent decisions rather than media content and does not watermark outputs. It records who reviewed an output and what they applied; the README distinguishes it from C2PA, SPIF, Sigstore Rekor, and watermarking systems.
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