Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes context sharing between AI agents, tools, and platforms — enabling autonomous, secure, and efficient multi-agent workflows.
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.
Unlock next-generation agent collaboration with standardized, secure, and scalable context management.
Connect any AI agent with any tool using a universal protocol.
End-to-end encryption and access control for sensitive context.
Support thousands of concurrent agents without performance loss.
Complete logging, tracing, and monitoring of context flows.
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.
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Transmission: Securely transmitted via WebSocket, gRPC, or REST with encryption.
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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.
JSON-based context format with strict validation and versioning.
WebSocket, gRPC, HTTP/REST, and message queues.
RBAC, ABAC, and token-based authentication for context access.
Track changes, rollback, and maintain audit trails.
Native connectors for Slack, GitHub, databases, APIs, and more.
Real-time dashboards, logs, and tracing for context flows.