They secure people using AI. We give agents their own identity. One scope. One key. One place it all shows up.
Six moves. No roles to design first, no migration weekend.
Point at your MCP servers. Paste an OpenAPI spec for anything that's yours. No credentials needed for the first look.
Gateway reads every endpoint and sorts it: read, write, or no undo. Unclassified calls stay locked until someone says otherwise.
Pick exact scopes and save them as a bundle. No roles to invent, no permission tree to maintain.
One key per agent. It opens only the doors that bundle allows, nothing wider.
Agent traffic runs through one endpoint. Gateway never ships a naked proxy, so nothing passes unrecorded.
Full payloads land in the logbook, 90 days by default. Pause or kill any key in one click.
Security said no because nobody could say what the agent could touch. Now you can, in one sentence, before the meeting ends.
Wire every MCP server and every API behind one gateway. When a call fails at 3am, the logbook already knows why.
The engine and the control plane are both open. Nothing here is a locked upsell.
Every agent, every call, one screen. See what's moving before someone asks.
90 days by default. Turn it off per connector. Live tail while you debug.
Every scope, every agent, edit in place. No spreadsheet required.
Pause a key, revoke it, or pause with a message. Works both directions, key or job.
Direct grants, saved as bundles. No role tree to design before you start.
One search tool instead of every definition loaded up front. Less context, same job.
Same rules, OSS or managed. Nothing changes underneath you when you outgrow one and move to the other.