MCP3
  • OVERVIEW
    • Introduction
  • FUNDAMENTALS
    • Core Concepts
    • Component Flow Diagram
  • MCP OBJECTS
    • MCP Object Specification
  • Use Cases & Examples
  • Security & Privacy
  • MCP3 ECOSYSTEM
    • MCP3 Token
    • Glossary & Terminology
    • MCP3 SDK & Developer Guide
  • LINKS
    • Links
    • Next Steps
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The MCP3 Protocol bridges contextual AI systems and decentralized identity. By enabling signed, structured, and privacy-preserving context objects (MCOs), MCP3 empowers developers to build more personalized, trustworthy, and agentic AI systems—while preserving user autonomy.

As decentralized infrastructure becomes more agent-driven, MCP3 lays the groundwork for interoperable, self-sovereign AI identity layers.


📌 Key Takeaways

  • Machine Context Objects (MCOs) are verifiable, scoped, and privacy-aware data containers.

  • Context Injection enables AI models to reason within user intent, identity, and permissions.

  • ZK Proofs, EIP-712 signatures, and prompt engineering are first-class SDK features.

  • MCP3 supports use cases in DAOs, wallets, bots, dApps, LLM agents, and more.


🚀 What’s Next?

The MCP3 ecosystem is advancing rapidly, bringing new tools and features for developers, AI agents, and end-users to build context-aware, privacy-preserving, and decentralized applications. Upcoming highlights include:

🧪 MCP Testnet

A public sandbox environment featuring sample identities, wallet integrations, LLM inference nodes, and mock DAOs—ideal for prototyping and experimentation.

💻 MCP Client

A lightweight client-side runtime for managing context negotiation, prompt injection, and the MCO lifecycle. Seamlessly bridges wallets, LLMs, and context gateways.

📦 SDK Enhancements

  • Customizable MCO schemas (e.g., medical, DAO ops, governance bots)

  • Role-based and delegated signing support

  • Built-in helpers for context minimization and expiration control

🧠 Prompt Engineering Toolkit

  • Visual context-to-prompt composer

  • Context-aware few-shot and retrieval templates

  • Prompt evaluation and audit trail

🔒 Privacy Modules

  • Native RLN (Rate-Limiting Nullifier) for spam-resistant agent communications

  • ZK email/domain ownership proofs

  • SNARK-friendly MCO structure and recursive proof compression

🌐 Protocol Extensions

  • The Graph integration for dynamic context sourcing

  • Chainlink Data Feeds for real-time oracles (e.g., DeFi risk context)

  • Arweave/IPFS plugins for long-term context anchoring

🛰️ AgentOps + Context Mesh (Experimental)

Coordinating multiple AI agents operating on shared context layers, enabling composable agent behavior based on scoped, interleaved user state.


📫 Contact & Contributions

MCP3 is open-spec and open-source.

  • Contributions: Issues, PRs, and specs welcome

  • Community: Join the #mcp3 channel in the AI+Web3 Collective

  • License: MIT

Let’s build the future of context-aware agents together.

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GitHub:

github.com/mcp3-protocol