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Public value types ​

Public values are immutable, serializable contracts. Construct server and operation specifications as inputs; treat result, trace, evidence, and report models as outputs.

Servers ​

TypeUse
StdioServerLaunch a command with explicit arguments, environment, and working directory. The client owns the process.
HTTPServerConnect to a Streamable HTTP URL with explicit headers and trust classification. The client does not own the service.
InProcessServerBind an in-process implementation for controlled tests.
ServerBindingUse an inline server or a saved ServerProfileRef.
SecretReferenceRefer to a secret without embedding its value in a durable model.

Direct operations ​

DirectSpec describes one direct execution. DirectOperation is the common operation union. Concrete operations are CallTool, ListTools, ListResources, ListTemplates, ListPrompts, ReadResource, GetPrompt, and Ping. Each stores the operation inputs; execution produces a typed result.

Results and outcomes ​

ExecutionResult contains the finalized execution snapshot and trace. TurnResult contains one agent turn. ExecutionOutcome and TurnOutcome describe terminal meaning separately from pytest.

ExecutionReport and ExecutionEvidence are durable report projections. TraceResult is the captured trace envelope. EvidenceRef and ArtifactRef refer to stored material; their existence does not imply that raw content is available.

Content and policy ​

UserMessage and TextContent are supported message/content values. ToolPolicy controls advertised tools. WorkspacePolicy, PermissionPolicy, SamplingPolicy, FilesystemPolicy, and TerminalPolicy constrain harness interactions. The concrete harness must support the requested control.

Evaluations ​

EvaluationContext is passed to evaluator code. It returns an EvaluationDecision, which becomes an EvaluationResult and optionally a durable EvaluationRecord. EvaluationStatus distinguishes passed, failed, error, inconclusive, and not-run states; EvaluationSource records provenance.

Capabilities ​

Capability, Readiness, and ProtocolConstraint describe checked support. They are evidence-bearing values, not promises that an unchecked combination works. EVENT_SCHEMA_ID and EVENT_SCHEMA_VERSION identify the public event wire schema.