One Path from People and Agents to Every Model and Tool
See how Greymatter puts model calls and MCP tool calls on one controlled path. The path knows who asked, inspects traffic both ways, enforces budgets, and keeps the record.
AI traffic grows faster than the controls around it.
Teams adopt models and agents faster than security can review them. Each application brings its own provider key and logs what it chooses. Agents add tools through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and a tool server brings its own sign-in.
Greymatter closes these gaps in the data plane that already carries the traffic. It needs no separate AI gateway, no SDK, and no application change. Model and tool calls use the same verified identity, mutual TLS, and policy as the rest of the platform.
One path for model and tool calls: a verified person, inspection both ways, a budget, and a complete record.
The central point
- Why per-application keys and direct model calls leave blind spots.
- How LLM egress, guardrails, and DLP inspect prompts and responses.
- How token budgets and rate limits work for one person across many models.
- How the MCP Router puts many tool servers behind one endpoint.