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Govern the tools your AI agents use

The Model Context Protocol gives AI agents access to tools, databases, and APIs. Meerkat sits between the agent and its tools, verifying every action before it executes. Shield scans tool inputs. Verify checks tool outputs. Every interaction logged.

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The Problem

AI agents are fast, confident, and
wrong often enough to matter

Tool use without oversight

An AI agent with MCP access can read databases, call APIs, send emails, and modify files. Each tool call is an action with consequences. Without verification, you are trusting the model's judgment on every action.

The tool-use trust gap

Prompt injection via tools

When an agent reads external content through MCP tools, that content can contain prompt injection. The attack surface is not just user input. It is every tool response.

The expanded attack surface

Audit gap

Most MCP implementations log tool calls but not tool outputs. The action is recorded. The result is not. When something goes wrong, you cannot reconstruct what the agent saw.

You cannot audit what you did not log

How Meerkat Works

Two gates between the agent
and its tools

Ingress Gate

Shield scans every tool response before the agent processes it

External content from databases, APIs, and file systems checked for injection
Data exfiltration attempts detected and blocked
Tool responses sanitized while preserving operational data

Egress Gate

Verify checks the agent's proposed actions against the tool's data

Database queries verified against results
API calls validated against responses
File operations checked for accuracy and scope

Capabilities

What Meerkat delivers for MCP governance

Tool Response Scanning

Every piece of content returned by an MCP tool is scanned for prompt injection before the agent processes it. The attack surface shrinks to zero.

Action Verification

Before the agent executes a tool call, the proposed action is verified against the source data. Write operations are checked for accuracy and scope.

Full Pipeline Logging

Tool inputs, tool outputs, agent reasoning, proposed actions, verification results. The complete chain for compliance and incident review.

OAuth Scope Enforcement

MCP tools authenticated via OAuth 2.0 with PKCE. Scopes enforced per tool, per agent. An agent authorized for 'verify' cannot access 'configure'.

Deployment

Your tool traffic never
leaves your environment

Cloud API

MCP server with built-in Shield and Verify. Connect via SSE transport.

Hybrid Sidecar

MCP governance proxy inside your infrastructure. Tool traffic stays internal.

Self-Hosted

Full MCP governance stack. For environments where tool access is sensitive.