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Your agents have too many permissions. Change that in one move, anytime.

[Company] scopes each agent to exactly what its job needs: per endpoint, per action. When the job changes, access changes in one move. And hard nevers stay hard: no prompt can talk around them.

Book a 20-min demo Or send a spec: get your access map →

Every agent gets one key.

It opens only the doors its job needs. It leaves a record of everything it does. Revoking it is one action, not a hunt through nine dashboards.

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[Company]
support-agent-01 sk_live_a91xK4mQ7vTf2Lp8 one key · nine services · scoped by role
one MCP connector · tool_search
nine services in · one key, one connector out

Your MCP servers have a gateway. Your internal APIs have nothing.

Agent gateways stop at the services you connect. Your agents don’t. The risky calls hit your own endpoints. [Company] reads your OpenAPI spec and puts both worlds behind one scoped key per agent.

Example: your map is built from your spec and your connected servers.

MCP servers
  • notionmcp
  • stripemcp
  • posthogmcp
Yours · OpenAPI spec
  • GET /invoicesapi
  • GET /customers/{id}api
  • POST /refundsapi
one MCP connector · tool_search
[company] classifies every endpoint · scopes by role · records every call

Your agent doesn’t need 300 tools. It needs the right 3.

Five MCP servers load ~55,000 tokens of tool definitions before the first question. [Company] gives your agent one search tool: tool search with deferred loading, org-wide. It returns the three that match, with permission already applied.

the same agent’s context window, two ways

no context bloat ~55k → ~2k tokens up front · 312 definitions → 4
Five servers, wired straight in

every definition, loaded up front

system prompt
notion.pages.search notion.databases.query gdocs.documents.get gmail.threads.list gmail.messages.send stripe.invoices.list stripe.refunds.create posthog.insights.query posthog.events.export api.customers.get api.invoices.list … + 300 more definitions
what’s left for the actual task
312 definitions · ~55k tokens, before the first question
Through [Company]

definitions arrive when asked for

system prompt
search_tools1 definition
context left for work
stripe.invoices.listreturned GET /invoicesreturned GET /customers/{id}returned
appended at the end · cached prefix intact

Live in a day.

01

Point.

Connect MCP servers; paste an OpenAPI spec for anything that’s yours. No credentials needed for the first report.

02

Read.

[Company] classifies every endpoint: read, write, and the calls with no undo.

03

Scope.

Create each agent’s key from a role. Widen by approval, revoke in one click.

See what your agents can touch.

Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll walk your endpoints, including the ones with no undo.

Almost there: check your email client to finish sending. We reply within one business day.

Or send us an OpenAPI spec and you’ll get back a map of everything your agents can reach. No credentials, nothing installed.
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Built for the enterprise.

SOC 2 Type I HIPAA GDPR
SSO
SAML and OIDC. Sign-in stays with your identity provider.
SCIM provisioning
Accounts follow your directory: joiners added, leavers removed.
Role-based access
The same roles that scope agent keys govern who may grant them.
Audit log export
Every recorded call is exportable. Stream it to your SIEM.
Encryption
In transit and at rest, always on.
Data residency
Choose the region your data lives in.
VPC / self-hosted
Run inside your own network when the cloud won’t do.
SLA & support
99.9% uptime SLA with a named support channel.