The safeguards map / 3.3 Gateways

Runlayer

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A commercial Model Context Protocol (MCP) gateway with access rules evaluated by its proxy on every tool call, argument conditions, built-in scanners and custom scanners that call an operator's endpoint.

Where it sits

3.3 Gateways (primary): Sits on the request path between agents and MCP servers, and allows or denies each tool call from the owner's access rules, argument conditions and an optional operator-hosted scanner endpoint.

Connect AI to your tools through one gateway

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server-level allow/deny rules and global deny rules, evaluated by the proxy on every tool invocation

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Add runtime rules based on tool arguments (e.g., restrict SQL queries to specific tables)

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Send MCP traffic to your own scanning service and enforce its allow/deny verdict

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Facts

Concern
security
Names the law
no
Subject
agentAI system
Used by
those who run it
Runs
at runtime
Policy comes from
owner-entered settingsan external decision point
Traffic it sees
tool calls (MCP)
Can the agent bypass it
depends

Handoffs

None recorded.

Listed, not drawn: no documented handoff and no foundation home places it on the map.

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