Resolve capability gaps: validate native MCPs, search live web, and record unmet demand.
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https://mcp.tern0.com/mcp3 tools · 250msresolveResolve a real-world capability request. Search the official MCP Registry, actively validate public candidate MCP tool surfaces, then fall back to live web search when native coverage is weak or absent. Weak Registry matches never suppress capability-gap telemetry.Resolve a real-world capability request. Search the official MCP Registry, actively validate public candidate MCP tool surfaces, then fall back to live web search when native coverage is weak or absent. Weak Registry matches never suppress capability-gap telemetry.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| task* | string | What the principal agent wants done |
| categoryHint | string | — |
| location | string | — |
| deadline | string | — |
| budget | number | — |
| currency | string | — |
| telemetry | string | — |
submit_mandateRecord high-intent demand for a capability an agent wants fulfilled. Supplier contact and spending are not enabled yet.Record high-intent demand for a capability an agent wants fulfilled. Supplier contact and spending are not enabled yet.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| task* | string | — |
| categoryHint | string | — |
| location | string | — |
| deadline | string | — |
| maxBudget | number | — |
| currency | string | — |
| authority | string | — |
| telemetry | string | — |
report_outcomeReport whether a resolver request actually worked and how much agent friction it required.Report whether a resolver request actually worked and how much agent friction it required.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| requestId* | string | — |
| success* | boolean | — |
| selectedServer | string | — |
| agentSteps | integer | — |
| latencyMs | integer | — |
| failureReason | string | — |
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Resolve capability gaps: validate native MCPs, search live web, and record unmet demand.
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