MCP Gateway

Every agent. Every tool. One gate.

Replace a sprawl of MCP servers with one managed endpoint your whole company can trust — governed, observable, revocable.

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The problem

Agent adoption outran governance

Server sprawl

Every team spins up its own MCP servers. Nobody knows what's running, or with whose credentials.

Scattered secrets

Tokens live in config files across laptops. Offboarding means hoping you found them all.

Zero visibility

When an agent does something in prod, there's no unified record of who, what, or why.

How Conduit solves it
01

Action-level policies

Scope by team, user, toolkit, or single action. Approvals for the sensitive ones, instant revocation for all.

02

Centralized auth

OAuth and service accounts managed in one place. Tokens refresh and rotate automatically; agent configs stay clean.

03

Intent-based tool loading

Agents get the tools they need for the task at hand — not a thousand definitions bloating context.

04

Unified activity log

User, team, tool, action, outcome. Metadata only, configurable retention, export to your SIEM.

Before / after
Without a gateway
agent-1 ──► mcp-server-a (whose token?)
agent-2 ──► mcp-server-b (v0.3, abandoned)
agent-3 ──► mcp-server-a
        ──► mcp-server-c (no logs)
agent-4 ──► ??? (laptop, off VPN)
With Conduit
agent-1 ─┐
agent-2 ─┤    ┌─ policy check
agent-3 ─┼──► │  gateway  ──► tools
agent-4 ─┘    └─ audit log
Enterprise-ready

Built to pass your security review

  • SAML / OIDC single sign-on
  • SCIM 2.0 provisioning
  • Configurable log retention & SIEM export
  • Deployment options up to dedicated VPC
FAQ

Put a gate on it