🤝Validate AI Agent Trust Chain

Verify and validate your AI Agent's trust with cheqd's MCP server and TRAIN.

⚠️ Before you begin...

Make sure you have configured the MCP Client as per the setup instructions.

To validate your AI Agent, you can simply use the whois prompt provided by the Cheqd MCP Server.

Then Click "Send" button without writing any other prompt:

You can also use /<mcp-server-name>:whois if using a CLI client:

The response should be similar to below. Claude/Client should use list-credentials to get the latest credentials from Agent's wallet, and then use verify-trust-registry tool to verify the credential.

Then present a summary of the credential:

Learn more about what's happening under the hood:

Under the hood, the MCP Server is using our trust registry validation engine called TRAIN to recursively verify the issuer of the credential, up to a root of trust.

If you do not want to use MCP, you can build and validate cheqd Trust Registries in any alternative application using our more generalised tutorials.

Read more about our Decentralized Trust Chain (DTC) approach and how TRAIN works below:

Decentralized Trust Chains (DTCs)

Build using our Trust Registry solution using DIDs and DID-Linked Resources based on the EBSI Trust Chain model.

Get Started With TRAIN

Deploy TRAIN and start validating trust chains with DNS-anchored roots and cryptographic accreditations.