Model Context Protocol servers are the hands of an agent — the tools and credentials it uses to act in the real world. A single over-broad MCP server can hand an agent filesystem, payment, or admin reach it was never meant to have, and most teams cannot name which servers their agents can even talk to. The supply chain behind an agent is a black box right up until it is abused.
The outcomes, not just an alert.
- A live inventory of MCP servers and the tool + credential scope each one exposes
- Every tool-call captured — so the agent supply chain is auditable, not a black box
- Govern what an agent may invoke: pin its allowed tools to its Agent Passport ceiling
- Over-broad MCP scope surfaced before an agent can be talked into misusing it
- Each governance decision recorded as a Verifiable Trust Receipt you can replay offline
Three steps to a provable result.
Every MCP server your agents can reach is listed alongside the exact tools and credentials it exposes — so the supply chain has a name and a shape.
Tool-calls are recorded as they happen, turning what an agent actually did into an auditable trail instead of a guess after the fact.
What an agent may invoke is pinned to its passport, so an over-broad server cannot quietly become the path an agent is steered down.