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MiniRobot Language (MRL) - Functional Memory (SPR only - not in public MCP-Server)

 

⚡ SPR only - not in public MCP-Server FEATURE

This command is only available when using the MCP server as an SLL (Server-Side Library). It cannot be called via HTTP/MCP protocol.

 

MCP.GetSecurityState

Get security state of a function/tool

 

Syntax

 

MCP.GetSecurityState|$$FUNC_KEY|$$RETURN_VAR

 

Parameters

 

$$FUNC_KEY

The function key of the tool to check, in the format Category::Function (e.g., "FileTools::Delete", "SystemTools::Exec").

 

$$RETURN_VAR

The variable to receive the security state. Returns one of the following values:

Enabled - Tool is explicitly enabled on the whitelist

Confirm - Tool requires user confirmation before execution

Disabled - Tool is disabled and cannot be executed

Unknown - Tool is not on any list (default state if whitelist is disabled)

 

Return Value

 

Returns a string indicating the current security state: "Enabled", "Confirm", "Disabled", or "Unknown".

 

Description

 

MCP.GetSecurityState checks the current security state of a specific tool in the Functional Memory system. This allows scripts to determine whether a tool is available for use, requires confirmation, or is blocked before attempting to execute it.

 

The security state is determined by checking the tool's presence on three internal lists: Enabled (whitelist), Confirm, and Disabled.

 

Examples

 

Example 1: Check if a tool is enabled

MCP.GetSecurityState|FileTools::Delete|$$State

IVV.$$State!Disabled

DSP.File delete is allowed

EIF.

 

Example 2: Handle tools requiring confirmation

MCP.GetSecurityState|SystemTools::Execute|$$ExecState

IVV.$$ExecState!Confirm

DSP.Warning: This operation requires user confirmation!

EIF.

 

SLL Implementation

 

SLL Function: MCP_FM_GetSecurityState

Source File: MCP_Tools.inc

 

Remarks

 

• This command is SPR only - not in public MCP-Server and cannot be called via the MCP HTTP protocol

• The function key format must be Category::Function

• Priority order: Disabled > Confirm > Enabled > Unknown

• Useful for pre-flight checks before executing sensitive operations

 

See also:

 

• MCP.GetList - Get tools by state

• MCP.SetFunctionState - Change security state

• MCP.EnableWhitelist - Enable whitelist mode