Pick One Pilot Lane
The first pilot starts by shrinking scope until everyone can name the lane.
Why it mattersNarrow scope makes the first path understandable before it expands.
Name The Agent
The agent enters with owner, surface, and environment context.
Why it mattersGateway governance needs an accountable actor, not an anonymous automation token.
Register The Private Server
One private MCP server becomes an approved gateway capability.
Why it mattersThe gateway can only govern and route what is registered.
Select One API Operation
One REST/OpenAPI operation is approved to appear as an MCP tool.
Why it mattersThe pilot proves API-to-MCP without exposing every internal operation.
Attach One Policy
One policy defines what the pilot agent may discover and call.
Why it mattersA single policy keeps decisions understandable, testable, and reviewable.
Broker The Credential
The gateway resolves access without handing secret values to the agent.
Why it mattersReal calls can run while credential control stays centralized.
Use The Private Route
Pilot traffic follows the approved private connector route.
Why it mattersA first project reaches private systems through an explicit route and boundary.
Filter Discovery
The agent only sees what the policy allows it to discover.
Why it mattersUnauthorized capability stays hidden before use, not merely denied later.
Run The First Call
The first realistic call passes identity, policy, schema, and routing checks.
Why it mattersGovernance should let useful work happen with evidence.
Bound The Session
The pilot session has an ID, limits, reconnect behavior where supported, and a clean close.
Why it mattersStateful MCP needs lifecycle control even in the smallest pilot.
Revoke Cleanly
Security can revoke the pilot path and record why.
Why it mattersA credible pilot proves stop controls as clearly as allowed calls.
Review One Audit Trail
The trail shows what the agent discovered, called, and what happened.
Why it mattersThe team gets concrete evidence about what happened.
Getting started
Stand up your first governed workflow
We are looking for teams to work closely with us on governed MCP adoption.
Start with one real workflow: connect one private MCP server, expose one selected REST/OpenAPI operation as an MCP tool, attach one policy and brokered credential path, run one agent through the gateway, and review the audit trail together.
If your security, platform, or AI infrastructure team is already experimenting with MCP, we would like to build the first realistic pilot with you directly.
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