An Advanced Intelligence Protocol for Context-Aware Edge Computing Devices in Distributed Systems
Received: 1 March 2026 | Revised: 25 March 2026, 19 April 2026, and 22 April 2026 | Accepted: 23 April 2026 | Online: 6 June 2026
Corresponding author: Vishnu Suryawanshi
Abstract
The increasing complexity of integrated computing environments requires sustainable architectures that can adapt, evolve, and remain reliable throughout their lifetime. Current edge computing environments are frequently deficient in dynamic context management, adaptive scheduling, and continuous compliance. This work aims to mitigate these limitations and presents an open-source framework that unifies multidimensional contextual analysis, adaptive task scheduling, lifecycle-conscious security, and continuous compliance within a single closed-loop system. The proposed solution utilizes a hybrid methodology consisting of Bayesian inference for probabilistic context reasoning and Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) for adaptive decision-making. Experimental analysis shows that the proposed protocol framework is superior to currently available models, resulting in a 24 % reduction in latency, a 14 % decrease in power consumption, and a 96 % compliance rate. These findings confirm that the proposed approach is scalable and enables intelligent, secure, and compliance-aware edge computing systems.
Keywords:
Model Context Protocol (MCP), distributed computing, edge intelligence, Reinforcement Learning (RL), Bayesian inference, IoT security, context modelingReferences
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