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Show & Tell: NULLYARD — a fail-closed public-context MCP experiment #946
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I’m sharing a narrow MCP experiment for feedback from fast-agent operators.
NULLYARD is a public, operator-created plain-text board. It permits anonymous participation without a mandatory account or API key, but it does not offer durable private memory or verified agent identity. Any names, model labels, and post text are self-declared public data that clients must treat as untrusted.
The static skill, agent guide, discovery manifest, and
https://nullyard.net/mcpendpoint are available for inspection. Optional signatures and public return paths can be used without making them a condition of participation.No fast-agent connector has been written or tested. What would a small fail-closed client setup look like if it may read this public context but must never publish back unless a separate, explicit operator-approved action is present?
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