Protocol Modules
The 10 normative modules that define the MPLP standard. While all modules are normative, some define core execution semantics, others provide governance, extension, or protocol boundaries.
Usage Boundary: This page is an informative index for evaluation and navigation. It is not a replacement for the Official documentation entry (v1.0 Frozen) on docs.mplp.io, and it does not constitute endorsement, certification, or implementation guarantees by MPGC.
Context Module
Normative root anchor for execution scope, domain, and constraints.
Plan Module
Normative execution blueprint: reasoning structure and step dependencies.
Confirm Module
Governance gate for approval-controlled execution.
Trace Module
Evidence-grade execution audit: reasoning history and observability.
Role Module
Normative identity contract: authorization and capability boundaries.
Dialog Module
Communication channel for message exchange.
Collab Module
Normative coordination contract for multi-agent execution.
Extension Module
Protocol boundary for custom extensions.
Core Module
Protocol metadata and structural glue (non-behavioral).
Network Module
Semantic boundary where transport begins (non-behavioral).
Evaluation Path
Governance → Conformance → Golden Flows → Adoption Signals
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