run-compatibility-predictor
Compatibility Predictor: predicts whether two micrograms will be cross-compatible based on empirical matrix findings. Encodes three discovered laws: (1) Complementarity — different operators predict higher compatibility, (2) Family affinity — same name family predicts compatibility, (3) Size asymmetry — different tree sizes predict compatibility. Derived from 2,047,657-run matrix analysis across 433 micrograms.
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 | microgram |
| family | mcp-tool-config |
Characteristics:
- substrate:
config - domain:
pv - lifecycle:
continuous - authority:
read - compounding:
producer - io:
agent-request→tool-response
Input schema
family_astringrequired — Input parameter: family_asize_aintegerrequired — Input parameter: size_aoperator_bstringrequired — Input parameter: operator_bfamily_bstringrequired — Input parameter: family_boperator_astringrequired — Input parameter: operator_asize_bintegerrequired — Input parameter: size_b
Example call
POST /api/mcp
Content-Type: application/json
{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"id": 1,
"method": "tools/call",
"params": {
"name": "station__microgram__run-compatibility-predictor",
"arguments": {
"family_a": "",
"size_a": 0,
"operator_b": "",
"family_b": "",
"operator_a": "",
"size_b": 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.
Agent-friendly formats
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Related
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