feat: add optional ai and mcp automation
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## Milestone 16: Optional AI + MCP Automation Layer
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Status: Backlog
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Status: Delivered
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Goal: provide opt-in assistance and agent-friendly automation without compromising privacy or safety.
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Planned:
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- Evidence-first summaries and remediation plans that link back to the underlying DMARC data.
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- Pluggable model provider support with strong redaction and “no secrets in prompts” guarantees.
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- A DMARQ MCP server that starts read-only (posture queries, reports, recommendations).
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- Optional action tools (e.g., proposing DNS changes) gated behind explicit human confirmation and audit logging.
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- Evidence-first summaries and remediation plans that link back to the
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underlying DMARC data. Delivered with redacted safe-context generation,
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deterministic summaries, recommendations, and evidence links back to domain
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detail views.
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- Pluggable model provider support with strong redaction and “no secrets in
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prompts” guarantees. Delivered with explicit admin settings for template,
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local, and remote provider modes, model/base-URL configuration, strict or
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balanced redaction, and no stored provider secrets.
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- A DMARQ MCP server that starts read-only (posture queries, reports,
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recommendations). Delivered with an opt-in `/api/v1/mcp` JSON-RPC surface,
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`mcp:read` scoped API tokens, read-only tool metadata, and audited tool
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calls.
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- Optional action tools (e.g., proposing DNS changes) gated behind explicit
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human confirmation and audit logging. Delivered as reproducible proposal
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artifacts that never mutate DNS or DMARQ state unless action tools are
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explicitly enabled and a human confirms the proposal ID; confirmation is
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audited and no external changes are applied.
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Exit criteria:
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- Users can enable AI/agent workflows intentionally, understand what data is shared, and keep deployments safe by default.
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