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Model Context Protocol: the scenario calls really do go out against the public endpoint.
In production.The demo store's public endpoint answers read tools with no authentication. Run a full scenario step by step, or configure an agent profile and watch which merchant rules fire before the transaction reaches checkout.
POST api.trusteed.xyz/demo-store/mcpEvery step runs a demo-store tool and shows the unedited response. Checkout tools need a temporary sandbox key first; the page requests it on its own.
search_productsSearch for sneakersget_product_detailsProduct detailscreate_cartAdd to cartsandbox keyget_shipping_ratesFetch shipping ratessandbox keypreview_checkoutPreview the ordersandbox keycomplete_checkoutComplete the purchasesandbox keyThirty of the engine's forty-six rules, grouped by category and evaluated against the profile you define. The verdict arrives with the rule behind it and its threshold, not with an opaque number.
This simulator measures the agent. The Trust Score measures the merchant. They are two sides of the same decision: the merchant reads the agent's signals to decide whether to accept the operation, and the agent reads the merchant's to decide where to buy.
See how the Trust Score is measuredThe demo store is a public MCP server with a fictional catalogue. Protocols run in sandbox or test mode: no charges are processed and no funds move. Read tools accept twenty requests per minute per IP, and sandbox keys expire after twenty-four hours. If the endpoint does not answer from this browser, the page says so and shows the equivalent curl: the call works the same from your agent or your terminal.
Model Context Protocol: the scenario calls really do go out against the public endpoint.
In production.The rule simulator runs in your browser. The real engine runs on the server and its endpoint is not public.
It shows the mechanism, not any store's configuration.No payment protocol moves funds here. The scenario's checkout ends in a test session.
No charges.The pattern you just ran is the one applied to your catalogue, your policies and your checkout. Rule configuration is scoped to one operation and one metric.