Tool contracts
Reliable MCP servers expose typed inputs, bounded side effects, clear errors, and permissions that match the runtime context.
MCP Ecosystem
Model Context Protocol integrations, connector identity, tool boundaries, and operational interfaces for agents.
agents architecture diagram. Nodes: ingress, router, planner, executor, state, audit. Flow: ingress to router (primary); router to executor (primary); executor to state (primary); router to planner (supporting); planner to state (supporting); executor to audit (feedback).
Connector identity
Connectors are part of the trust boundary. OAuth, API keys, DIDs, and workspace scope should be designed as infrastructure.
Multi-Agent Runtime
Coordination, state transitions, and typed execution boundaries for agents that need to work together.
agents architecture diagram. Nodes: ingress, router, planner, executor, state, audit. Flow: ingress to router (primary); router to executor (primary); executor to state (primary); router to planner (supporting); planner to state (supporting); executor to audit (feedback).
Tool Ecosystem
MCP integrations, typed tools, permission boundaries, routing schemas, and protocol adapters.
tools architecture diagram. Nodes: agent, policy, MCP, adapter, tool, audit. Flow: agent to MCP (primary); MCP to adapter (primary); adapter to tool (primary); agent to policy (supporting); policy to adapter (supporting); tool to audit (feedback).
Related projects
Projects where I apply this concept. The projects page shows the code and maturity of each one.
Have a project in mind?
Write to info@gianlucamazza.it with the operational problem and the systems involved. When a working prototype already exists, the first step is the production readiness review. That review does not include code changes.