Solution

Authority enforcement for MCP and tool calls.

Place a deterministic authority decision between an AI agent and a protected MCP tool, API, or automation action.

Designed for Platform teams exposing consequential tools to internal or customer-facing agents.

Operational outcomes

What AAC changes.

01

Require an exact permit before tool execution

02

Keep private signing keys outside AAC

03

Correlate tool activity with decision receipts

Organization value

Why make AAC part of your product.

01

Introduce consequential agent capabilities with a deterministic authority checkpoint before execution.

02

Bring portable decision evidence into customer security reviews, enterprise procurement, audit correlation, and internal controls.

03

Use one fail-closed integration contract across tools, services, workflows, transactions, and agent frameworks.

04

Build measurable authenticated usage and, with explicit consent, public visibility as a verified AAC organization.

Evaluation questions

Questions AAC answers.

Was this tool capability explicitly delegated?

Do amount, resource, and time limits still hold?

Can the decision be audited without storing the chain?

Self-service authority enforcement

Verify the organization.
Strengthen the product.

Start free, add authority enforcement to a real workflow, and build decision evidence your engineering, security, customers, and partners can inspect.