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Hi I am Mika, developer of DreamGraph,
This is an exploratory RFC/discussion proposal based on real-world multi-agent orchestration and graph-grounded tooling experience.
MCP currently standardizes tool capability exposure well, but it does not currently provide a standard way for tools to express:
contextual authority,
provenance-backed relevance,
evidence scope/freshness,
or confidence grounded in inspectable evidence.
As a result, planners often treat all tools as capability peers even when omission of certain context-authoritative tools materially increases architectural drift risk.
This proposal explores whether MCP could support optional purpose assertions and provenance-aware tool semantics while preserving full host/model autonomy.
The intent is NOT to force tool invocation.
The intent is to standardize a way for tools to expose evidence-backed relevance claims so planners can make more informed decisions.
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Your Idea
Hi I am Mika, developer of DreamGraph,
This is an exploratory RFC/discussion proposal based on real-world multi-agent orchestration and graph-grounded tooling experience.
MCP currently standardizes tool capability exposure well, but it does not currently provide a standard way for tools to express:
As a result, planners often treat all tools as capability peers even when omission of certain context-authoritative tools materially increases architectural drift risk.
This proposal explores whether MCP could support optional purpose assertions and provenance-aware tool semantics while preserving full host/model autonomy.
The intent is NOT to force tool invocation.
The intent is to standardize a way for tools to expose evidence-backed relevance claims so planners can make more informed decisions.
Draft proposal attached below for discussion and feedback.
mcp_purpose_assertions_proposal_draft.md
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