Model Context Protocol for Agents

[Why MCP]

Standardizing tool and data access lets agents onboard faster while keeping least-privilege and observability in place.

[How we apply MCP]

MCP separates agent logic from tools so teams can reuse connectors safely across agents.

• Uniform schema for tools, prompts, and responses.
• Scoped credentials and just-in-time access tokens.
• Telemetry and audit for every MCP call.

[Integration metrics]

Monitor connector reuse, failure classes, and approval latency to harden the integration layer.

• MCP connectors: 35+
• Time to add: < 1 day

[Governance model]

Standardization keeps integrations reusable without sacrificing safety.

• Connector catalog with ownership, scopes, and SLAs.
• Per-connector approvals and change management.
• Unified telemetry across tools for audit and incident response.

[Rollout plan]

Intentional rollout prevents sprawl while accelerating agent capabilities.

• Prioritize high-value connectors and certify them with QA.
• Publish contracts and scopes so agents can adopt safely.
• Monitor adoption, failures, and latency to refine connector set.