As the publisher of POS software with an MCP connection, I would find per-client outcomes useful. How does MCPulse distinguish a technical tool-call failure from a business-level refusal, such as an order that is not eligible for invoicing, without collecting arguments or results? Can those outcomes be compared between clients while keeping tenant identifiers out of the event data?
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As the publisher of POS software with an MCP connection, I would find per-client outcomes useful. How does MCPulse distinguish a technical tool-call failure from a business-level refusal, such as an order that is not eligible for invoicing, without collecting arguments or results? Can those outcomes be compared between clients while keeping tenant identifiers out of the event data?