001
The Socket
MCP is the receptacle hung on white. One shape every model can find. No extra faceplates.
Exhibition · Model Context Protocol
The spark that
seats the socket.
MCP Jumpstart is an art-directed first contact — a black socket on a gallery-white wall. Hang the protocol. Wait for the spark. Jumpstart the agent.
Three works
Socket. Spark. Jumpstart.
The show is one object, seen three ways. Model Context Protocol as a designed fitting — not another adapter drawer.
002
The Spark
First contact. Tools, files, and prompts light from a single slot. The filament is the protocol.
003
The Jumpstart
Not a product tour. The cable that wakes the agent — then the gallery goes quiet again.
Wall label
Hung like art.
Wired like MCP.
mcpjumpst.art treats the protocol as a gallery object: one receptacle, one spark, enough white space that the contact is the whole composition.
Agents should not collect faceplates. They should find the socket and come alive.
How to jumpstart
Three beats. One socket.
01
Hang the socket
Put Model Context Protocol on the wall. Leave the white space. The piece is the fitting.
02
Wait for the spark
The first tool call is the filament. If it arcs, the agent found the live slot.
03
Jumpstart
The agent is live. The gallery stays quiet. That is the whole show.
The wall is live.
An art-directed jumpstart for Model Context Protocol, kept under gallery light in The Robot Lives portfolio. No signup. No backend. Just a socket, a spark, and white space.
The Robot Lives