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MCP Governance
Point your agents at one endpoint and govern every tool call to any MCP server. Each call is checked against your rules before it runs.
How your setup works
Your agents already speak MCP. Point them at Trinitite instead of each tool server, and we forward every call to the right place — GitHub, Postgres, Slack, or any MCP server you register.
On the way through, every call is checked against your rules and passed, corrected, masked, or blocked — with a signed record of what happened.
One endpoint
any MCP server · any tool
How easy it is
register-server
json
POST /v1/mcp/servers
{
"name": "github",
"label": "GitHub MCP Server",
"url": "https://api.githubcopilot.com/mcp/v1",
"transport": "streamable_http",
"auth_type": "bearer",
"credential_id": "cred_abc123",
"enabled": true
}Register any upstream MCP server once. Trinitite merges its tools into the single catalog your agents see.
pin-tool
json
POST /v1/mcp/tool-bindings
{
"original_tool_name": "create_issue",
"guardian_id": "gov_github_writer",
"policy_id": "pol_prod_v4",
"determinism_mode": "strict",
"receipt_required": true,
"required_scopes": "mcp:tools mcp:write"
}Pin a high-risk tool to a specific Guardian and policy. A silent config change gets blocked, not quietly honored.
How It Works
01
Agent calls a tool
Your AI agent requests a tool action through MCP — read a file, query a database, call an API.
02
Proxy checks policy
The call passes through Trinitite's proxy. Your rules are checked before the tool runs.
03
Allow, rewrite, or block
Safe calls pass. Risky calls get rewritten. Dangerous calls are stopped before they execute.
Live Demo
Live Governance Feed
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Session Replay
EnterpriseMCP Session Replay
Agent: research-bot-v3
Policy Engine
policies
tools
sequences
PII Protection
12 rules
Financial Data Guard
8 rules
Code Secrets Filter
15 rules
HIPAA Compliance
22 rules
Zero Code Changes
Deploys as a transparent proxy. Point your agents at Trinitite instead of directly at tools. Everything else stays the same.
Every Call Logged
Full forensic record of every tool call, every argument, every verdict. Searchable by agent, tool, time, or outcome. Auditor-ready from day one.
Automatic Correction
When a tool call breaks a rule, parameters get rewritten so the call still works — safely. No failed requests. No downtime.
Validate Before You Deploy
Describe a risk in plain English. The Scenario Factory generates up to 100 test cases. Run them against any policy version. When a real incident happens, turn it into a permanent regression test with one click. Policy changes never reach production without proof they work.
This is CI/CD for governance — a test harness your compliance team can run before every policy update.
Test Suite: Customer Support Policy v2.4
Running…
PII in response → Block
Blocked
…
Refund > $50 → Correct
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Medical data → Block
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Clean response → Pass
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Prompt injection → Block
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Off-topic response → Correct
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External API key → Block
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Valid escalation → Pass
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Profanity filter → Block
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Rate limit abuse → Block
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Policy lifecycle
Customer Support Governance Policy
Draft
Edit Nodes
12 nodes structured
Finalize
Test
94% pass (47/50)
Activate
v2.4 Live
Full Audit Trail
Policies go through a structured workflow: Create, Ingest, Edit, Finalize, Activate. Every change is attributed — who changed what, when, and why. Roll back in one click. Auditors get a complete chain of custody for every governance rule.
When a regulator asks “who authorized this policy?” — the answer is one search away.
Capabilities
Transparent Proxy
Deploys between your agents and MCP servers with zero code changes. Point your agents at Trinitite instead of directly. Everything else stays the same.
Allow/Block Lists
Choose which tools each agent can use. Block file_delete for junior agents. Allow database_read but block database_write. Your rules, per tool.
Argument Constraints
Limit what tools can access. A tool can read /tmp but not /etc. A query can access the users table but not the payments table.
Sequence Detection
Enterprise
Catch attack patterns that span multiple calls. If an agent reads credentials then calls an external API, the sequence is blocked.
Guardian AI Routing
Pro
Send high-risk tool calls through a Guardian for deeper analysis. Simple calls pass through. Complex ones get a second opinion.
Session Replay
Enterprise
See every tool call in order, with full context. Who called what, when, with what inputs, and what happened next.
Automatic Correction
When a tool call breaks a rule, Trinitite rewrites the parameters so the call still works — safely. No failed requests. No downtime.
Full Audit Trail
Every call, every verdict, every correction is logged. Search by agent, by tool, by time, or by outcome. Always ready for auditors.
Zero
Code Changes
Any
MCP Server
100%
Tool Coverage
Inline
Enforcement
Use Cases
Data Exfiltration Prevention
Block agents from sending sensitive data to external APIs. Detect read-then-send patterns before data leaves your perimeter.
Least Privilege Enforcement
Give each agent access only to the tools and data it needs. No more over-permissioned service accounts.
Compliance Logging
Every tool interaction is logged with full context. Meet SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 audit requirements out of the box.
Activity Dashboard
Full visibility into what your agents are doing with external tools. Every tool call governed, every block rate tracked. The 7-day activity overview shows you exactly where your governance layer is working — and where it's catching threats.
When leadership asks “how many tool calls did our agents make last week, and how many were blocked?” — you have the answer in seconds, not days. Metrics that turn governance from a cost center into a measurable security function.
MCP Governance — 7 Day
Policy: production-v3.2 active
Total Tool Calls
13,910
Blocked
284
Corrected
772
Coverage
100%
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Top Tools by Volume
send_email
0.3% blocked
query_database
2.3% blocked
file_read
1.2% blocked
api_request
6.4% blocked
execute_code
11.0% blocked
MCP Server Registry
github-mcp
4 tools
slack-mcp
3 tools
database-mcp
5 tools
Server & Tool Discovery
Every connected MCP server, every tool it exposes, every governance badge applied. Discover your full agent tooling surface in one catalog. When a new server connects, you see it immediately — with its full capability manifest and governance status.
Shadow tooling is the new shadow IT. Agents connecting to unvetted MCP servers represent ungoverned risk. The server catalog makes every connection visible, every tool discoverable, and every gap in governance coverage obvious.
OAuth Consent Governance
Agents requesting access to external systems go through consent governance. Scopes evaluated against policy. Over-privileged requests denied automatically. Every OAuth token grant is checked, logged, and attributed to the requesting agent and its purpose.
When an agent requests admin:write scope but only needs read access, the consent governance layer catches it before the token is issued. No human in the loop needed for clear policy violations — but full escalation paths when the decision is ambiguous.
OAuth Consent Governance
Agent Request
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Policy Check
—
Verdict
—
Infrastructure Health
All Systems Operational
Connection Pool
Active Connections
0
Idle Connections
0
Queue Depth
0
Avg Response
0ms
SSE Streams
governance-events
12 clients
342/min
audit-stream
5 clients
89/min
alert-feed
8 clients
12/min
Batch Processing
Throughput
0/hr
Pending
0
Failed (24h)
0
Success Rate
99.8%
Infrastructure Health
Connection pools, SSE streams, batch processing — infrastructure health for your governance layer. Know it's working before your agents need it. Continuous monitoring of every proxy component ensures zero-downtime governance enforcement.
Governance infrastructure that goes down silently is worse than no governance at all — because you think you're protected when you're not. Health monitoring catches degradation before it becomes an outage, with alerts that reach the right team before agents start failing.
Argument Constraints
Define exactly what arguments are permissible for each tool call. Restrict email recipients to company domains. Block DELETE queries. Route high-risk calls through Guardian AI. Argument-level governance is where broad policy becomes precise, enforceable control.
Allowing a tool is only half the equation. An agent with database_query access that can run DROP TABLE is a liability. The argument builder lets you construct fine-grained rules that constrain not just which tools are available, but exactly how they can be used.
Policy Rule Builder
send_email
Recipients must match company domain
execute_query
No DELETE or DROP statements
file_write
Block all file writes to /etc/
api_request
External APIs require Guardian review
*
Block credential read → external call
Configuration Audit Stream
policy
server
oauth
alert
Configuration AuditEnterprise
Every change to every MCP configuration is logged with attribution. Who changed what server, what policy, what OAuth client — and when. The configuration audit stream gives you a complete record of every governance decision, not just every agent action.
When an auditor asks “who authorized this MCP server connection?” or “when was this policy last modified?” — the answer is one search away. Full diff-level visibility into configuration changes, with tamper-proof logging that satisfies SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence requirements.
The Vocabulary
MCP governance is the control layer between your AI agents and the Model Context Protocol tools they call. Trinitite deploys as a transparent proxy: every tool call is checked against your policy and allowed, rewritten, or blocked before it runs — and each decision writes a signed receipt you can replay later, not just read.
Choose which tools each agent may call, then constrain how. Allow/block lists with pattern matching set the surface; argument constraints cap input length and forbid dangerous payloads; result filtering redacts sensitive fields and validates every result against its declared schema. High-risk tools can be pinned to a specific guardian, policy hash, and OAuth scope — a silent config change is blocked, not quietly honored.
Register every upstream MCP server once; Trinitite merges their catalogs into a single namespaced list your agents see as one endpoint. Policy runs on resource reads and prompt fetches too — and on server-initiated messages, so a malicious tool server can't use the back-channel to drive your client. Shadow tooling becomes visible the moment a new server connects.
Short-lived, just-in-time non-human identity tokens are the native auth for the gateway — scope-locked and audience-pinned (RFC 8707), so a token issued for one tool server can't be replayed against another. Every session is pinned to the identity that created it, and OAuth delegation refuses to mint codes for upstreams the user never consented to: the confused-deputy attack closed by construction.
Deterministic blocklists only catch known-bad calls — and an agent's reasoning is exactly what prompt injection hijacks. The Agent Action Guard is an independent, embedding-based gate that scores the semantics of the action itself, so a hijacked agent still can't make “delete the production database” look safe. It survives prompt injection because it never trusts the model's explanation, and every verdict is anchored to the exact policy clause it enforced.
Compose three pipelines: a fast deterministic rules engine, an SLM guardian, and a chained mode that runs rules first and falls through to the SLM only on ambiguous verdicts. In deterministic mode every verdict carries a receipt — model digest, adapter pin, seed, input/output digests — so an auditor can reproduce the decision bit-for-bit. Looking for the broader pattern across shells and skills? See tool governance, of which MCP governance is the canonical implementation. The same brain governs the AI your people use outside your agents — browser ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — through universal AI governance.
FAQ
MCP governance is the control layer between your AI agents and the MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools they call. Trinitite deploys as a transparent proxy: every tool call is checked against your policy and allowed, rewritten, or blocked before it runs — with a signed receipt and full audit log on every call. It works with any MCP server and any tool.
Trinitite governs MCP tool calls inline. Each call is evaluated and allowed, corrected, or blocked before execution — with sequence detection for multi-step attacks, an activity dashboard for live block-rate, and a signed audit record for every decision. It deploys with zero code changes and works with any MCP server.
Trinitite sells enterprise MCP governance with inline policy enforcement and tamper-evident audit logging. Every tool call, argument, and verdict is logged and searchable by agent, tool, time, or outcome — satisfying SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 evidence requirements. Book a demo to run it against your live MCP servers.
Thirty minutes against your live MCP servers. Leave with allow/block lists, sequence detection, and credential redaction wired in.
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