Enterprise Governance

Enterprise-grade control for AI agents, tools, prompts, and shared context.

ThisMCP puts repeatable controls at the protocol boundary. The model may request an operation, but the gateway decides whether it is visible, executable, redacted, approval-gated, or blocked.

Give security and operations teams controls that do not rely on prompt instructions alone.

  • Policy can hide, block, redact, downgrade, route, quarantine, defer, or require approval.
  • Generated capabilities can be reviewed before promotion into a group bundle or task capsule.
  • Audit records can correlate discovery output, policy versions, approvals, credential selection, and runtime outcomes.
Gate 1

Discovery

Show only allowed tools, prompts, and resources.

outside model
Gate 2

Request

Check arguments, identity, budget, and approval state.

outside model
Gate 3

Response

Redact, summarize, log, or block sensitive results.

outside model
Allow
Approve
Block

Benefits

What changes for the team.

Policy at the MCP boundary

Evaluate discovery, request, and response phases before a tool, prompt, resource, or generated capability reaches a model context.

Credentials stay shielded

Keep upstream credentials out of the agent while still selecting the eligible group, member, service, or task credential at call time.

Evidence for every decision

Use approvals, budgets, temporal windows, manifests, and audit trails to make higher-consequence AI actions governable.

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