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MCP

Architecture

Model Context Protocol: an open standard describing how an AI agent connects to an organization's tools and data sources. One connector per tool, enumerable capabilities, individually loggable calls: integration becomes reversible, since the connector belongs to the standard rather than the platform.

Also called Model Context Protocol

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