Platform / Connections

Give agents tools without giving away authority.

Connect model providers, MCP servers, websites, and personal accounts through explicit inventories, sealed credentials, and live tool policy.

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Connection boundary

Every outside capability enters by contract.

Providers, user-owned accounts, and MCP tools connect through explicit interfaces with health, policy, and ownership kept visible.

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Model providers

Hosted endpoints

Self-hosted models

Compatible endpoints

MCP tools

Allow · approve · deny

Gmail

Owner-only consent

What changes

Make every external action attributable.

Deeplinq separates platform-owned connectors from user-owned connections and resolves tool authority at execution time.

01
Keep credentials sealed
Connector secrets are accepted for encrypted storage and never returned to the browser or model.
02
Review every tool
MCP definitions enter the catalog as deny-by-default. Changed schemas require a new allow, approval, or deny decision.
03
Protect personal access
A user’s connected account can only be invoked for that user. Administrators may revoke access but cannot impersonate it.

Engine evidence

Tool authority remains live.

The catalog records the reviewed schema hash, organization policy, user connection, and the agent’s own approval requirement.

Control recordVerified

Server: finance-tools / synchronized
Tool: invoice.lookup / schema unchanged
Org policy: Allowed
Agent policy: Automatic
Tool: payment.release / schema changed
Outcome: Denied until administrator review

MCP

A catalog, not an open tool socket.

Namespaced schemas are synchronized from registered servers. Organization policy is pinned to the exact reviewed definition, so drift closes the gate.

Allow, require approval, or deny per tool
Schema hash review on every change
Bearer credentials sealed and never disclosed

Personal connections

Consent remains attached to the person who gave it.

OAuth connections expose a closed tool set and remain owner-only. Shared agents use the invoking owner’s connection, never another user’s account.

Gmail connection and tool inventory shipped
Provider-side revocation attempted on disconnect
Organization administrators see metadata, not messages or tokens

Next step

Put the control plane in front of your first production workflow.

We will map your models, data boundaries, approval points, and evidence requirements in one working session.