Decision Anchor
Connect agents to an external Decision Anchor so payment caps, delegation rules, and cross-agent disputes are provable instead of honor-system prompts.
Overview
Decision Anchor is an MCP server for the Build phase that fixes payment and delegation boundaries externally and helps prove both sides when agents disagree.
What is this MCP server?
- Streamable HTTP MCP remote at mcp.decision-anchor.com for agent clients
- External payment and delegation boundary enforcement outside any single model
- Dispute resolution: when two agents disagree, DA is designed to prove both sides
- Published server schema v1.3.22 with GitHub SDK at zse4321/decision-anchor-sdk
- MCP server version 1.3.22 per server.json
- Single streamable-http remote: https://mcp.decision-anchor.com/mcp
- Open-source SDK repository: github.com/zse4321/decision-anchor-sdk
What problem does it solve?
Multi-agent setups blur who is allowed to pay or delegate, and when two agents conflict there is no neutral, machine-checkable record of what each side committed to.
Who is it for?
Indie builders shipping agent marketplaces, delegated billing, or multi-agent workflows that must enforce spend and authority outside the LLM.
Skip if: Static apps with no autonomous payments, no delegation between agents, or teams that only need in-prompt policy without external verification.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you add the remote MCP endpoint, agents can route boundary and disagreement checks through Decision Anchor so payments and delegation stay externally anchored instead of implicit in chat.
- Registered Decision Anchor MCP remote in your agent environment
- Externally enforced payment and delegation boundary checks callable from agent tools
- Dispute-oriented proofs when conflicting agent claims arise
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Journey fit
Multi-agent money and delegation wiring is first faced when you integrate autonomous agents into a product, which maps to Build → integrations. Decision Anchor is an MCP remote you register in the agent stack—not a standalone app feature—so integrations is the canonical shelf.
How it compares
MCP integration for payment and delegation proofs, not a planning or coding agent skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Decision Anchor for?
Solo and small-team builders running multiple AI agents that handle payments, delegation, or disputes and need those rules enforced outside the model.
When should I use Decision Anchor?
Use it when you integrate agent-to-agent or agent-to-service commerce and need external boundaries before production, and again when live agents disagree on what was authorized.
How do I add Decision Anchor to my agent?
Register the streamable-http remote https://mcp.decision-anchor.com/mcp in your MCP client (e.g. Claude Code or Cursor) per your host’s MCP server config, then invoke DA tools from agent workflows.