MCP Adapter Design
Design thin MCP adapters with bounded schemas, trusted application identity, shared authorization, and explicit effects rather than treating instructions as permissions.
Compose reusable skills, expose bounded MCP operations, and inspect executable developer tools.
Design thin MCP adapters with bounded schemas, trusted application identity, shared authorization, and explicit effects rather than treating instructions as permissions.
Select canonical public skills and bind private repository context separately without copying instructions, silently installing packages, or broadening tool authority.
Original local checks for task coordination, Git state, real command receipts, and report consistency.
Resolve canonical skill bundles and specialist role selections into read-only file manifests with explicit source identity.
Discover and selectively install skill packages with an existing open-source command-line tool.
Workspace-aware agent integration for projects already built around Nx.
Expose browser automation to an agent through a Model Context Protocol server.
Read-only profile and readiness checks, context-file revalidation, saved event accounting, bounded canary reports, and controller fixtures.
Qualify a specific third-party MCP server revision through identity, effect review and actual protocol/operation evidence rather than treating discovery as approval.
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