Run a bounded enterprise pilot
Start with approved tool names. Review the first report, then continue, adjust scope, or stop after Week 1.
See the four-week plan →MCP evidence for enterprise review
AgentGate turns an approved MCP tool inventory into a reviewable evidence record. Every source, failed check, correction, and unknown stays visible so your team can make a defensible decision.
Where to start
Choose the shortest path that matches what you need to establish today.
Start with approved tool names. Review the first report, then continue, adjust scope, or stop after Week 1.
See the four-week plan →Open the sample report before sharing anything. Check how sources, failures, unmeasured work, and findings are presented.
Open the sample report →Review an inventory locally, inspect the public evidence index, or enforce a policy in your own environment.
Review your inventory →Four-week design partner pilot
The customer keeps control of scope and access. AgentGate turns the agreed material into an evidence record, then asks whether the result changed a real governance or purchasing decision.
Review the mutual action planThe free pilot does not become a subscription or public case study without a separate written agreement.
Evidence rules
AgentGate is designed around evidence boundaries rather than optimistic defaults.
A result can be clean only when every required check completed. A skipped or crashed check remains incomplete.
Unavailable manifests, registry metadata, packages, or private configuration are visible gaps—not implied approvals.
Retained snapshots make evidence changes visible. If no comparable snapshot exists, the report says so.
Open-source product
The current core can collect evidence, build an inventory, apply policy, retain change history, and place tool calls behind a runtime gateway. It is AGPL-3.0 and can be self-hosted.
Try the current productVerify the claims
Use the evidence, security, and data-handling pages to inspect what exists before contacting us.
Browse the current records, coverage, sources, and incomplete work.
Browse evidence → Verifiable controlsReview release controls, vulnerability reporting, and explicit claim boundaries.
Review security → Data boundarySee what the service receives, what it records, and what remains on your systems.
Review data handling →A bounded first step
Review the sample, inspect the boundaries, then decide whether a four-week pilot is worth your team's time.