CapaLens

CapaLens

Guides

Eight articles on Intelligent Access (IA): worldview, positioning, use, design evolution and technical comparison. Facts, proposals and test evidence remain distinct.

Worldview and foundations

2. Concept guide

What Is Intelligent Access

Author: Nanjing Define Future Technology Co., Ltd.

Understand Intelligent Access (IA) entry points, independent IA units, evidence and verification status in the CapaLens directory.

Positioning and use

3. Product positioning · snapshot and design

CapaLens: Positioning, Value, Features and Strengths

Author: Nanjing Define Future Technology Co., Ltd.

Strengths and differences

CapaLens positioning, evidence boundaries and value hypotheses, with snapshot facts separated from design goals.

4. Usage guide · version scope

How to Use CapaLens: for People and for AI

Author: Nanjing Define Future Technology Co., Ltd.

Website and MCP query workflows, followed by client-side review and direct connection. Current contracts and planned features are kept distinct.

Implementation and design evolution

6. Historical project proposal · 1.7-draft

IAP: Understanding the Intelligent Access Protocol Draft

Author: Nanjing Define Future Technology Co., Ltd.

The historical IAP-SPEC-001 1.7-draft proposal, its evidence model and open specification gaps; distinct from the current internal evidence-format discussion.

7. Current design discussion · internal format 0.1

IAP: Designing an Evidence Format for Intelligent Access

Author: Nanjing Define Future Technology Co., Ltd.

The current design discussion for internal evidence and test-proof format 0.1, not a formal standard or a list of delivered capabilities.

Technical trade-offs and comparison

8. Protocol guide · technical comparison

MCP Resource vs Tools

Author: Nanjing Define Future Technology Co., Ltd.

Compare MCP resources and tools by definition, use case and interface examples, with a clear view of CapaLens evidence and limits.

These articles include author perspectives, historical proposals, current design discussions and version-scoped usage. They do not grant permissions, activate IA endpoints or certify services. Neither IAP article is an adopted industry standard.