Defensive measures to safeguard proxy stability
Establishment of a three-tiered protection mechanism:
- Protocol Isolation Layer (PIL) (computing): All external calls are relayed through the MCP server, so when the API changes, only the corresponding MCP implementation needs to be modified, without affecting the upper agent logic.
- <strong]Version Control Layer: Use uv tools to lock down dependent versions and periodically run uv sync -upgrade to test compatibility with newer versions.
- monitoring and alerting layer: Deploy heartbeat detection agent to check the availability of each MCP service regularly and trigger email/SMS notification in case of abnormality.
Suggestions for implementation: 1) Write mock test module for each MCP service 2) Add API version constraint statement in agent configuration 3) Configure dual run mode (primary and backup MCP servers) for important business agents. The cron trigger example in the documentation can be transformed into a health check task.
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