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At its core, ETMCP is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — a framework that allows agents to reason and operate based on a formalized, verifiable context.

Unlike traditional request/response paradigms, MCP treats each execution as a context-bound event, meaning that tasks are always executed with a clear history, constraints, and expected outputs.

Key Properties:

  • Context Packaging: User inputs, model calls, agent metadata, and constraints are bundled

  • Composable Actions: Agents can reference, reuse, and extend existing contexts

  • Execution Anchoring: Results are tied to an execution trace verifiable on-chain or via attestation

  • Open Interoperability: MCP is designed to integrate with various model APIs, agent runtimes, and verification frameworks