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In this paper we consider how to enhance flexibility and generality in Multi-Context Systems (MCS) by considering that contexts can evolve over time, that bridge-rule application can be proactive (according to a context's specific choice), and not instantaneous but requiring an execution mechanism. We introduce bridge-rule patterns to make bridge-rules parametric w.r.t. the involved contexts.
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