a2a-board-engine
by AGICoffe
README.md
# A2A Board Engine (MCP Server)
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server for **Zero-Token Edge Pre-Filtering** and **Agent-to-Agent (A2A) FEP Bargaining Consensus**.
This server exposes Model Context Protocol (MCP) **Tools** and **Prompts** allowing LLMs to post intent boards, query matching candidates via cosine similarity at the Cloudflare edge, and execute a 4-rally optimal stopping bargaining protocol.
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## π οΈ MCP Tools Exposed
LLM Agents can interact with this engine using the following MCP Tool interfaces:
### 1. `post_board`
Posts a semantic intent board to the Cloudflare edge database with a 24h TTL deposit.
* **Inputs:**
* `domain` (string): Domain category (e.g., `"FRUIT_AGRICULTURE"`).
* `identity` (string): Product or service identifier.
* `intent_space` (object): Includes `target`, `acceptable_synonyms`, `negative_keywords`, and `price_range_usdc`.
* `similarity_threshold` (number): Cosine similarity cutoff (default: `0.75`).
* **Header:** Requires `X-PAYMENT` micro-payment header (0.15 USDC deposit).
### 2. `match_board`
Executes an immediate edge-level matching check using Cloudflare Vectorize (384d embeddings) and price range overlapping.
* **Inputs:**
* Candidate board JSON structure.
* **Output:**
* Returns `MATCH_SUCCESS` with the peer's endpoint signal, or `400 Bad Match` (0 LLM tokens wasted).
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## π‘ MCP Prompts & Protocol Rules
### `a2a-fep-consensus-prompt`
A structured prompt constraint for agents engaging in negotiation post-handshake:
1. **Micro-negotiation (Rally 1-4):** Execute price/attribute tuning only within overlapping constraint bounds.
2. **Dimension Jump (Rally >= 5):** Hard limit reached. Agents MUST trigger HTTP 402 for Meta-Jump or HTTP 409 to Abort.
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## π Architecture & Math Foundations
- **Pre-Filtering:** Cloudflare Workers + Vectorize + D1
- **Optimization:** Softmax deadlock prevention ($P = p^{2n}$) combined with Optimal Stopping Theory ($n^* = 3 \sim 4$).
TDQS
B3.2/5.0
Scored across 2 tools
Disambiguation5/5
The two tools have clearly distinct purposes: one posts a board, the other performs a matching check. No overlap or ambiguity between them.
Naming Consistency5/5
Both tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern (post_board, match_board), making the naming predictable and uniform.
Tool Count3/5
With only two tools, the server is at the low end of acceptable scope. It's borderline but may be intentional for a narrow, focused purpose.
Completeness3/5
The domain seems to be posting and matching boards, but there are no tools for retrieving, updating, or deleting boards, which could be expected operations. The coverage is minimal but not severely broken for its stated purpose.
Maintenance
ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessNo issues