MCP CPG Human in the Loop (HITL)

Surface role: TRANSACTION — one of the four GSC surfaces (data · discovery · transaction · standards).

Lodge an RFQ, request terms, or escalate — a human answers every ticket. ACM-451 ESCALATE is served here.

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Title: MCP CPG Human in the Loop (HITL) Description: Navigator for BPC Agentic Procurement

Related MCP server: Caseware Procurement Document MCP Server

What it serves

Four MCP tools — submit_rfq, check_rfq_status, request_terms, escalate. Every ticket routes to a human. Human-in-the-Loop on every purchase order: machine discovery, human confirmation.

Releases

Data plane and secret hygiene

Additive hitl.* schema on the shared Postgres (hitl.tickets); kg.* and gtins.* are untouched by this service.

The connection string lives ONLY as a Container App secret. It is never committed, never written into deploy files, never echoed, and never logged. Application code reads process.env.DATABASE_URL and nothing else — see server.js and console.js. Deploy docs reference the DSN as a placeholder only. Verified by a full-history credential scan: zero literal secret values.

The four surfaces

Licensing

No license file is committed. GSC MCP server code is under a hybrid MIT + Commercial Enterprise arrangement; the counsel-drafted terms are pending. Until they land, absence of a LICENSE file is deliberate — not an oversight.