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ETDI enhances MCP with security features like cryptographic verification and permission management.

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Enhanced Tool Definition Interface (ETDI)

Overview

The Enhanced Tool Definition Interface (ETDI) is a security extension to the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that addresses critical security vulnerabilities through cryptographic verification, immutable versioned definitions, and explicit permission management. This repository contains comprehensive documentation and implementation details for ETDI.

Table of Contents

1. Core Documentation

2. Implementation Guide

3. Development

4. Project Management

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Getting Started

  1. Start with the High-Level Design to understand ETDI's architecture
  2. Review the Security Model to understand the security considerations
  3. Follow the Implementation Guide to begin implementation
  4. Check the Implementation Tracker for current development status

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guidelines for more information.

License

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