Model Context Protocol (MCP) Development

Seamless AI Agent Collaboration & Context Sharing

Enable Intelligent Agent Interoperability with MCP

Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes context sharing between AI agents, tools, and platforms — enabling autonomous, secure, and efficient multi-agent workflows.

Model Context Protocol Architecture

What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard developed to enable structured, secure, and real-time context exchange between AI models, agents, and external tools. It ensures that AI systems maintain situational awareness across interactions, tools, and environments — critical for building reliable agentic AI systems.

Why Implement MCP?

Unlock next-generation agent collaboration with standardized, secure, and scalable context management.

  • • Standardized context format across all agents and tools
  • • Secure, encrypted context transmission and storage
  • • Real-time synchronization of state and memory
  • • Seamless integration with any LLM or tool ecosystem
  • • Full auditability and compliance-ready design

Interoperability

Connect any AI agent with any tool using a universal protocol.

Security

End-to-end encryption and access control for sensitive context.

Scalability

Support thousands of concurrent agents without performance loss.

Observability

Complete logging, tracing, and monitoring of context flows.

How Model Context Protocol Works

A standardized lifecycle ensures reliable, secure, and traceable context exchange across distributed AI systems.

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Context Capture: Agents capture user intent, session state, and tool outputs in structured JSON.

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Serialization: Context is serialized using MCP schema with metadata, timestamps, and provenance.

3

Transmission: Securely transmitted via WebSocket, gRPC, or REST with encryption.

4

Validation & Storage: Recipient validates schema, integrity, and permissions before storage.

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Retrieval & Use: Agents query context on-demand to inform decisions and actions.

Key Features of MCP

Standardized Schema

JSON-based context format with strict validation and versioning.

Multi-Transport Support

WebSocket, gRPC, HTTP/REST, and message queues.

Access Control

RBAC, ABAC, and token-based authentication for context access.

Context Versioning

Track changes, rollback, and maintain audit trails.

Tool Integration

Native connectors for Slack, GitHub, databases, APIs, and more.

Observability

Real-time dashboards, logs, and tracing for context flows.

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