The access layer for AI agents.
They secure people using AI. We give agents their own identity: one key, one endpoint, a record of every call.
Live in a day,not a quarter.
Connect
Point Gateway at your MCP servers. Paste an OpenAPI spec for your own APIs. No credentials needed to look around.
Pick
Every tool starts denied. You allow the ones each agent needs. Nothing else exists for that key.
Scope
Save your allowed lists as named bundles. Reuse them across agents. No role tree to design first.
Deploy
One key, one endpoint. One line in your agent's config and traffic flows.
Watch
Every call lands in the logbook, full payload included. Live tail when you want to watch.
Adjust
Allow more, allow less, or kill the key. One click. No ticket, no redeploy.
Every agent,one door.
MCP servers, OpenAPI endpoints, internal APIs. All behind one endpoint. Each agent gets a key that only opens what you allowed.
Ship the agentsecurity blocked.
Infrastructure to say yes. Allow exactly what each agent needs and hand security a map, not a promise.
Allowed lists stop over-reach
A key only opens the tools you allowed. It does not stop a stolen key from using those same tools.
Denied means denied
Tools you deny are blocked at the gateway, not asked nicely in a prompt. No clever prompt can talk around a 403.
Every call is recorded
Full payloads, 90 days by default, per-connector off switch. It shows what happened, not what might have.
| Endpoint | Access | Source |
|---|---|---|
| stripe.invoices.list | allowed | MCP |
| notion.pages.search | allowed | MCP |
| GET /customers/{id} | allowed | OpenAPI |
| POST /refunds | denied | OpenAPI |
| slack.messages.post | allowed | MCP |
One endpoint,one key. That's it.
Five wired-in servers become one connector. Your agent asks tool_search for what it needs and gets back just those tools, all within its allowed list.
~55k tokens becomes ~2k
312 loaded definitions become 4. The context you save goes to the actual task.
The log that explains itself
Every call, every allow, every deny. When something breaks at 3am, the logbook already knows why.
Same principles,open or managed.
We never charge per person. Not on free, not on paid.