Acceptable Use Policy
Last updated 2026-09-20
DCCMCP connects AI agents to software you already license. This policy sets out the limits on that use. It applies to every plan, including the free Community edition.
1. You are responsible for host application licences
Connecting an agent to Blender, Maya, Houdini, Rhino, ZBrush, Photoshop, FreeCAD, QGIS or any other application does not change that application's licence terms. If your licence restricts unattended, batch, server-side or concurrent use, those restrictions still apply.
2. Prohibited uses
Do not use DCCMCP to break the law or the rights of others.
- Circumventing licence checks, activation or access controls of any host application.
- Using the integrations to build a competing service that resells access to a host application.
- Distributing malware, ransomware or code intended to damage a system or a customer's files.
- Gaining unauthorised access to systems, data or accounts you do not own.
- Removing or hiding the audit trail that the software produces.
- Using the AI agents to generate content that infringes third-party intellectual property.
3. Shared deployments
Where you run the HTTP transport for a team, you are responsible for who can reach it. Keep it behind your network, use the token authentication, and do not expose it to the public internet.
4. Automation and review
DCCMCP does not guarantee that an agent produces a correct result. Output used in production, manufacturing or delivery should be reviewed by a qualified person before it is relied on.
5. Enforcement and reporting
We may suspend access where we reasonably believe use presents a legal, security or safety risk. Report abuse or a suspected violation to support@dccmcp.com.
This document is a plain-language baseline written for technical review and is not legal advice. Enterprise order forms, a DPA and negotiated terms take precedence where they apply. Questions: support@dccmcp.com.