Monosign · MCP Gateway

Your agents call tools.
Put identity in between.

Claude, Cursor, and custom agents reach MCP servers through the Monosign MCP Gateway — every tool call authenticated, authorized, budgeted, approved when destructive, and audited. Which MCPs exist, who connects to them, what can they call: answered.

  • Tool-level authorization
  • Human-in-the-loop approvals
  • Full MCP audit trail
What you get

The agent stack gets a control plane.

The MCP Gateway extends Monosign’s agent-identity governance — kill-switch, on-behalf-of, budgets, approvals — to every tool call your agents make.

Allow-list the agent ecosystem

Agents reach only the MCP servers you registered, and only the tools you switched on. Discovery is filtered — clients never even see what they cannot call.

  • Catalog of approved MCP servers, nothing else routable
  • Per-tool enable / disable, with bulk operations
  • Filtered tool discovery — hidden means invisible
  • Destructive tools flagged and treated differently

Every tool call is authorized

Calls carry an identity — agent or human — verified via OAuth/OIDC and checked against permissions, conditions, and budgets before anything executes.

  • OAuth / OIDC bearer authentication per call
  • Per-tool permission requirements on top of the allow-list
  • On-behalf-of: agent ∩ user permissions, per-user budgets
  • Conditional access by IP, time, and day — plus rate limits

A human before the damage

Destructive tools pause for approval from the agent’s owner — in the inbox, by email, or by push — and a suspended agent stops at the gateway instantly.

  • Human-in-the-loop approval for destructive calls
  • Approve from Management inbox, email, or push
  • Deny, expiry, and timeout all block the call
  • Kill-switch enforcement at the gateway edge

Secrets stay out of the client

Upstream MCP credentials live in the vault and are injected just-in-time at the gateway. What flows through is inspected, and everything is on the record.

  • Vaulted upstream credentials, JIT-injected
  • Content inspection for secrets and sensitive data
  • Full audit: identity, tool, verdict, per call
  • Per-server call logs in the Management console
How it works

Three steps to governed agent tooling.

01

Register servers

Add the MCP servers your teams use to the catalog; the gateway becomes the only route to them.

02

Scope the tools

Enable tools per server, attach permission requirements, and mark the destructive ones for approval.

03

Govern the calls

Agents connect through the gateway with real identities — every call authorized, budgeted, and audited.

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