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structured-address-fix-mcp

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Capabilities

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Protocol revision2025-11-25

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tools
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prompts
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resources
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experimental
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Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
list_policiesA

List every available address policy (rulebook) with its tier.

Use this first to discover the ``policy_id`` values the other tools
accept (e.g. ``cbpr-2026``, ``sepa``, ``hvps-plus``,
``generic-structured``).

Returns a list of ``{"id": ..., "title": ..., "tier": ...}`` objects.
classify_addressA

Classify a postal address as structured, hybrid, or unstructured.

Use this for a quick shape check before deciding whether to remediate.
For the specific compliance findings under a policy, use
``assess_address`` instead.

Args:
    address: The postal address to classify.
assess_addressA

Score a single address against a policy and return its findings.

Args:
    address: The postal address to assess.
    policy_id: The policy to assess against (defaults to cbpr-2026).
    as_of: The assessment date (YYYY-MM-DD); defaults to today.
    country_hint: Country to assume when the address has none.
assess_messageA

Assess every addressed party in a pacs.008 / pain.001 message.

Args:
    xml: The ISO 20022 message document.
    policy_id: The policy to assess against (defaults to cbpr-2026).
    as_of: The assessment date (YYYY-MM-DD); defaults to today.
remediate_addressA

Propose the compliant form of an address, with explained changes.

Returns the findings, the before/after addresses, and the patch
operations (each carrying the finding it resolves, the source token,
and a confidence score).

Args:
    address: The postal address to remediate.
    policy_id: The policy to remediate for (defaults to cbpr-2026).
    as_of: The assessment date (YYYY-MM-DD); defaults to today.
    country_hint: Country to assume when the address has none.
remediate_messageC

Assess and remediate every addressed party in a message.

Args:
    xml: The ISO 20022 message document.
    policy_id: The policy to remediate for (defaults to cbpr-2026).
    apply: Whether to apply the operations and return patched XML.
    as_of: The assessment date (YYYY-MM-DD); defaults to today.
preview_patchA

Return the patch operations remediation would apply (a dry run).

Args:
    xml: The ISO 20022 message document.
    policy_id: The policy to remediate for (defaults to cbpr-2026).
    as_of: The assessment date (YYYY-MM-DD); defaults to today.
explain_findingA

Explain what a finding code means and how to resolve it.

Args:
    code: The finding code to explain.
get_cutover_dateA

Return the binding November 2026 structured-address cutover date.

Returns the date and the scheme that sets it.

Prompts

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Resources

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