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Microgram: kcl-field-balance

station__algovigilance__microgram-kcl-field-balance native (always callable) algovigilance pv-core Constructa Configa

Kirchhoff's Current Law analog for chain steps — verify field conservation at each node. Fields into a step should equal fields out (in accumulate mode) or be explicitly declared as consumed. Detects silent field creation (collision) and silent field loss.

Taxonomy

Linnaean classification joined from the algovigilance taxonomy index via the parent config's rank.

Rank	Value
domain	`Substrata`
kingdom	`Constructa`
phylum	`Configa`
class	`station-config`
order	`algovigilance`
family	`mcp-tool-config`

Characteristics:

substrate: config
domain: pv
lifecycle: continuous
authority: read
compounding: producer
io: agent-request → tool-response

Input schema

fields_in numberrequired — Number of fields entering this step
fields_out numberrequired — Number of fields leaving this step
declared_outputs number — Number of outputs declared in this step's interface
collisions number — Number of output fields that overwrite existing fields
accumulate_mode boolean — Whether the chain uses accumulate semantics

Example call

POST /api/mcp
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": 1,
  "method": "tools/call",
  "params": {
    "name": "station__algovigilance__microgram-kcl-field-balance",
    "arguments": {
      "fields_in": 0,
      "fields_out": 0
    }
  }
}

How to invoke from a client

From any MCP-aware client, add https://algovigilance.com/api/mcp as an MCP server, then call this tool by name. From a raw HTTP client, send the JSON-RPC body above to /api/mcp.

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