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System Article

Policy-Governed MCP Runtimes: Trust Boundaries for Tool Execution

When a tool-connected system reads content, that content can contain instructions. What follows for where policy decisions belong, and what isolation can bound.

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System Article

What Is MCP? The Model Context Protocol in Plain Terms

MCP is an open protocol connecting AI applications to tools and data. What hosts, clients and servers do, what a server can offer, and what is left to you.

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Sentence Reflection

Model proposes, runtime decides.

Reliable execution starts when reasoning and action are separated.

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Sentence Reflection

Trace before trust.

If a run cannot be explained, it cannot be trusted at scale.

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Sentence Reflection

Verification turns output into evidence.

Completion claims are weak until the system proves the result.

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Shelf / local-experiments

Soothsayer MCP kernel: from prompts to controlled orchestration

How I built a policy-governed MCP runtime where models can reason freely but execution stays deterministic, verifiable, and auditable.

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