This invention presents an integrated architecture and method for
command and control decision-making services based on the MCP protocol. It standardizes and encapsulates command and decision-making functional modules into independent MCP services according to the MCP protocol, achieving unified input / output formats and communication standards. Service registration,
version management, load balancing, and unified scheduling are achieved through an API gateway. A visual
workflow orchestration platform is provided, supporting drag-and-drop node configuration and automatic parameter mapping. Cross-language communication is achieved using the Stdio
transport layer, eliminating the need to
expose network ports and enhancing security. Each MCP service can be deployed independently, hot-updated, and elastically scaled, significantly reducing
system coupling. This invention achieves "plug-and-play" integration of command and decision-making services, enabling
rapid access and unified invocation of multi-source functional modules, greatly improving the flexibility and
maintainability of the command and decision-making
system. It is applicable to
command and control scenarios such as command and decision-making, emergency dispatch, and situational awareness, providing core
technical support for building a scalable and collaborative intelligent command and decision-making application
ecosystem.