These terms govern your use of the Black Ice MCP connector at https://black-ice.ai/mcp, the OAuth 2.1 authorization server at https://black-ice.ai/oauth, and the Dynamic Client Registration endpoint (RFC 7591). They supplement the main Terms of Service, which apply in full. If the two conflict, the main Terms control.
Eligibility
- The connector is available to workspaces on all plans, including Free.
- Each authorization is scoped to a single workspace selected at consent time.
- Concept and market quotas of the workspace's plan still apply to data the connector returns.
Acceptable use
- Use the connector only to surface ontology context for legitimate AI assistance.
- Do not attempt to bypass workspace isolation, RLS, or the tool permissions (read-only unless your workspace has turned on candidate suggestions). Suggestions sent to the review queue must be genuine terminology candidates, not bulk or unrelated content.
- Do not register fraudulent client metadata via DCR (misleading
client_name, logo_uri, policy_uri, etc.). - Do not resell connector access or expose your OAuth tokens to untrusted parties.
Rate limits
- Tool calls are rate-limited per workspace and scale with your plan: Free 60 reads / 30 writes per minute, Pro 300 / 120, Builder 1,000 / 400.
- 10 DCR registrations per hour per source IP.
- Limits may be lowered for abuse and raised on request via support.
Authorization & revocation
- By approving the consent screen you grant the named client the
mcp:read scope on the chosen workspace. - You may revoke any client at any time in Settings → Integrations; tokens become invalid within 60 seconds.
- We may revoke tokens or refuse DCR registrations that violate these terms or threaten platform integrity.
Availability
The connector is offered on a commercially reasonable best-effort basis. Live connector availability, scheduled maintenance, and the public incident log are published at /legal/status. Beta features (clearly labelled) are excluded from any SLA.
Disclaimer & liability
Tool responses are generated from your ontology and are provided as is. You are responsible for any downstream use by your AI client. Liability is limited as set out in the main Terms of Service.
Governing law
These MCP terms inherit the governing law and venue from the main Terms of Service.