DMCP Modules
What is DMCP?
DMCP (Decentralized Model Context Protocol) is the foundational protocol powering Decontext. It provides a blockchain-native, modular framework for defining, managing, and interacting with context models across AI agents, smart contracts, and decentralized applications (dApps).
Think of DMCP as a universal context layer — similar to how ERC-20 standardizes tokens, DMCP standardizes how contextual data is created, updated, verified, and consumed on-chain.
🎯 Core Purpose
DMCP enables the Web3 ecosystem to:
Share structured context across agents and apps.
Ensure data integrity, traceability, and composability.
Power intelligent and adaptive behavior in decentralized environments.
🔑 Key Features
On-Chain Context Schema
Define data structures (schemas) that represent context types (e.g., identity, reputation, usage behavior).
Each schema is versioned, verified, and discoverable.
Updatable Context Entries
Context can evolve over time — DMCP supports permissioned or public context updates.
All updates are cryptographically signed and stored on-chain.
Composable & Modular
Contexts are reusable and interoperable.
Smart contracts and agents can “plug into” different context types via DMCP.
Standardized Context Access
Developers use a unified interface to query or update any context regardless of its source or schema.
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