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Getting Started

Who Is MPP For?

MPP is built for three groups who each get distinct, immediate value from the protocol:

  • Organisations deploying AI agents that need assurance about what their agents can and cannot do.
  • Developers building tools who want a trusted, standards-backed way to distribute their work to the growing AI agent ecosystem.
  • Platform and IDE teams who want to offer their users a governed, verifiable tooling layer without building it from scratch.

The Journey to Adoption

Adopting MPP is straightforward. Most organisations follow this path:

1. Evaluate — understand what you gain

Start by exploring the Why MPP? section and the Security & Trust overview. Identify which of your current AI tool workflows would benefit from verifiable provenance, sandboxed execution, and permission governance.

2. Choose your path

There are two ways into the MPP ecosystem, depending on your role:

  • Building tools? See the Build with MPP section. You'll learn how to create signed, distributable tools that any MPP-compatible host can verify and run safely.
  • Running an agent platform or IDE? See the Integrate MPP section. You'll learn how to embed the MPP runtime so your users benefit from the full security and trust layer.

3. Access the ecosystem

MPP tools are published to a signed registry. Once you're set up, you or your users can discover, install, and update tools from the registry with confidence — every package carries its author's identity and integrity proof.

4. Deploy with confidence

Whether you're rolling out AI agents internally or offering them to customers, MPP gives you the audit trail, permission model, and trust guarantees your security and compliance teams need. Tools only do what they declare. Users see exactly what they approve.

Licensing

MPP is a licensed protocol developed and maintained by Quantum 2x Ltd, a UK-based AI security, architecture and governance organisation. The specification and reference implementations are available under a commercial licence for enterprise deployments. Enterprise deployment is currently in a research and test phase — companies are welcome to apply to become part of the test deployment stage. To discuss licensing options, get in touch via the contact page.

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