Observe the tool
Collect MCP metadata and tool schemas, then review them against static rules. Record both the observation's scope and what could not be checked.
Policy checks $0.001 each · scans $0.05 each.
No required monthly subscription. Minimum top-up $5.
Built for agent and gateway teams using MCP. Sign in with Google, register your service and policy, then add $5 with PayPal. Set spending limits before paid API use.
Illustrative flow, not a real customer request result.
01Explicit policies
02Traceable evidence
03Block on failed verification
Connect observations of registered tools to your organization's policies.
Blocking requires SDK verification in your execution path.
Collect MCP metadata and tool schemas, then review them against static rules. Record both the observation's scope and what could not be checked.
Compare approved baselines, observation validity, and organization policy. Distinguish allow, block, review required, and unknown outcomes.
The SDK checks the signature, expiry, target binding, and current receipt status. Failed verification and unknown outcomes never become an allow.
Watch tracks changes to tool schemas and descriptions, then delivers changes for review through signed webhooks.
This is not a guarantee of safety or a certification that detects every vulnerability. It helps your team operate execution policies using observable evidence.
One prepaid balance, with account and key limits.
$5 PayPal top-ups after service setup.
Prepaid usage · no subscription required
Open account pageRegister your MCP service and policy on the account page.
Account access and payment availability are shown on the account page.
Complete service setup before adding funds. A policy check compares approved observations with configured policy; it is not a fresh scan, a full security audit, or a guarantee that a tool is safe. Funding alone does not onboard a service or approve its use.
Integration support is optional and quoted after reviewing your scope. There is no mandatory integration package.
Contact: klisteninc@gmail.com
The existing ToolGuard API supports policy checks, observations, and signed verification. Service access and policies are arranged during onboarding. View the API specification ↗
Identify your agent or gateway and the integration point for checks before execution.
Define the target MCP services, approval criteria, reviewers, and observation scope.
Agree on next steps using block reasons, observed changes, false positives, and the support record.