jonschlinkert/model-exchange-grammar-protocol

The Model Context Grammar Protocol defines a simple, extensible, and non-deterministic grammar for specifying valid message types and their arrangements in exchanges with language models. This protocol enables precise, unambiguous specification of interactions including multimodal content, tool calls, and flexible message sequencing.

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This protocol helps AI developers precisely define and document how language models should interact with users and other tools. You specify the valid message types (like user input, system messages, or tool calls) and their allowed sequence in a conversation. The output is a clear, formal grammar that ensures consistent and predictable AI conversation flows for developers building or maintaining AI applications.

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Use this if you are an AI developer who needs a standardized, unambiguous way to specify and document interaction patterns for language models, especially when dealing with multimodal content or tool use.

Not ideal if you are an end-user of an AI application and don't need to define or develop its internal conversation logic.

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