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@praxa/mcp-contracts

v0.3.0

Published

MCP contracts for governed AI agent tools, OAuth scopes, and the Praxa agentic harness.

Readme

@praxa/mcp-contracts

Protocol-only Model Context Protocol (MCP) 2025-11-25 contracts for the Praxa agentic harness, with negotiated 2025-03-26 compatibility. Use the package to discover governed tools, required OAuth scopes, idempotency rules, JSON-RPC types, and versioned Integration Gateway routes from TypeScript.

Tool metadata is descriptive and contributes no authority. Every tool maps to a versioned /v8 route and ultimately executes, when authorized, through the private deterministic policy, broker, and independent verifier path.

Install

npm install @praxa/mcp-contracts

Node.js 20 or newer is supported. The package is ESM, contains no runtime dependencies, and includes TypeScript declarations.

Use the contracts

import {
  MCP_PROTOCOL_VERSION,
  PRAXA_MCP_TOOLS,
  praxaMcpTool,
} from "@praxa/mcp-contracts";

console.log(MCP_PROTOCOL_VERSION);
console.log(PRAXA_MCP_TOOLS.map((tool) => tool.name));
console.log(praxaMcpTool("aura_create_mission")?.requiredScope);

The aura_* tool names are stable wire identifiers retained for compatibility. The public package name and TypeScript aliases use the Praxa brand.

The package does not implement an MCP server, OAuth authority, provider adapter, or action executor. Connect an MCP Streamable HTTP client to /mcp and use a delegated Praxa OAuth token with the exact scope required by each tool. Current clients negotiate 2025-11-25; legacy 2025-03-26 clients remain supported.

Repository: praxa-labs/praxa