vanilla-agent-test-harness

To validate a vanilla agent against MCP SOPs, you run an automated test harness that checks protocol-compliant behavior for SOP discovery, schema validation, and dry-run execution. It generates test artifacts and readiness evidence to prevent unverified SOPs in production.

MCP+SOP protocol testing for vanilla agents is an end-to-end validation process ensuring zero-knowledge agents can locate and execute standard operating procedures on a company node. It specifies schema validation, operation discovery, and dry-run execution to verify parameter semantics and error handling.

You test SOP discovery and schema validation by instructing the vanilla agent to locate available SOPs on the target node using sop.discover. The test harness validates these operations against the UniversalSOPSchema to ensure protocol compliance before production deployment.

Yes, you can perform dry-run execution of SOP operations using example parameters. This safe execution verifies parameter semantics, authority boundaries, and error handling without impacting production, generating test logs as readiness evidence.

Yes, the vanilla-agent test harness applies validation across different MCP server implementations, SOP registrations, and readiness governance checkpoints to ensure consistent protocol-compliant behavior regardless of the underlying server setup.

Validating vanilla agents against SOPs generates test artifacts including sample parameters and test logs. These artifacts serve as readiness evidence for governance checkpoints and verify MCP server implementations and SOP schema changes.