CounterScript / privacy
What you look up here can be private: a drug name says something about your health. CounterScript is built to handle as little about you as possible. There are no accounts and nothing to sign up for. This page says exactly what our systems do handle.
When you look up a drug, your browser or your AI agent sends the drug name to our server. The server answers from the public federal price data it already holds and does not save the query. Our web-server configuration also turns request logging off for the lookup paths (/v1 and /mcp), so lookup queries are not written to server logs.
Opening a page is logged the way most web servers log requests: the page address, your network (IP) address, the time, your browser's identification string, and the page that linked you there, when your browser sends one. One honest note: a drug page's address names the drug, so visiting a drug page leaves that address in the log. We use the log to keep the site running, debug problems, and deal with abuse. We do not sell it or share it.
Our pages set no cookies. There are no ads, no analytics scripts, and no third-party embeds: every page is self-contained, and your visit talks only to our server.
Error reports come in by email, so if you write to corrections@agentlookups.ai we have your address and what you sent. We use them to handle the report and for nothing else.
To keep the site up, the server briefly counts requests per network address in memory. The counts protect the service from overload and are not written anywhere.
CounterScript is run by TopHat Monkey Software LLC. Questions: support@agentlookups.ai.