MCP (Model Context Protocol) Connector

Govern MCP server operations. Control tool access, resource usage, and protocol interactions.

What is the MCP Connector?

The MCP Connector integrates FaraCore with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing you to govern operations performed through MCP servers. Control tool access, resource usage, and protocol interactions.

Key Features

• Tool Governance - Control which MCP tools agents can access
• Resource Access Control - Govern access to MCP resources
• Protocol Interaction Monitoring - Monitor MCP protocol interactions
• Server Access Control - Control which MCP servers agents can connect to
• Cost Management - Set limits on resource usage and API calls
• Execution Monitoring - Monitor MCP operations and interactions

Use Cases

Tool Safety

Ensure agents only access approved MCP tools and require approval for potentially dangerous operations.

Resource Management

Control resource usage by setting limits on MCP resource access and requiring approval for resource-intensive operations.

Security

Prevent agents from accessing unauthorized MCP servers or performing unauthorized operations through MCP tools.

Benefits

• Control MCP tool access
• Manage resource usage
• Enhance security
• Monitor protocol interactions
• Complete audit trail

Note: This connector is not available in the open-source FaraCore. The MCP connector is available in Faramesh Horizon and Nexus.