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    • A
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      Presents one governed MCP endpoint in front of many tool domains, routing every call through a single executor that enforces per-tool RBAC, rate limits, schema validation, encrypted secrets and PII-masked, hash-chained audit logging. It also lets teams register, validate and four-eyes approve new HTTP-backed tools at runtime so they appear to clients without a restart.
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      Exposes selected operations of an existing REST/OpenAPI app as MCP tools with generated schemas, permission annotations, and a risk class, requiring explicit opt-in before anything is listed and a second flag for destructive calls. Enforces security-first guardrails such as environment-injected auth, a single confined base URL, timeouts, response caps, rate limiting, and a local test console for trying tools.
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    • A
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