Two planes, one contract. The control plane builds and versions your servers; the data plane enforces policy and audits every call.
Import OpenAPI 3.x specs or register live REST base URLs across dev, staging, and prod environments.
Each operation becomes a typed tool with input schema, description, and a risk classification you can tune.
Publish immutable, signed server bundles. Roll forward or pin a version per environment.
List servers in a catalog. Agents install by URL; you control who can discover and connect.
Tenant admins, editors, and viewers. Scope who can publish, approve, or rotate secrets.
Catch missing schemas, ambiguous operations, and risky defaults before you publish.
The runtime is the enforcement point. Nothing reaches your downstream API until policy says yes.
Classify each tool as read-only, financial, or destructive. The PDP combines risk class, requested scopes, and rate limits into one of four outcomes:
The app connects as a non-privileged role. Row-Level Security forces tenant_id on every read and write.
Secrets and OAuth grants live in a KMS-backed vault. The runtime brokers short-lived tokens per call.
Latency, decision mix, error rates, and per-tool usage — plus threat signals on anomalous patterns.
Pin a tenant's data to a region. Regional data planes keep invocations and audit local.
Destructive calls pause for a designated approver, with full context and a one-click decision.
Per-installation, per-tool token buckets protect your downstream from runaway agents.
Contracts, servers, tools, policies, approvals, and a live runtime with real audit — all in one demo.
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