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AgentGate MCP Server

Human-in-the-loop approval gateway for AI agents over MCP: request, decide, approve.

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Published as @agentkitai/agentgate-mcp on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

6 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 5.

Most discussed

Agent-identity spine: bind verifiable identity across gate decisions, lens traces, and lore writes

Roadmap: Tier 2 — Unify agent identity across the platform's three observability/control layers (gate, lens, lore), turning the fragmented product suite into one governable control plane and building the durable moat from identity standardization (SPIFFE/WIMSE, OAuth2+RFC-8693).

Why

Agent identity is the 2026 standards battleground: SPIFFE/WIMSE workload identity, OAuth2 client-credentials + RFC-8693 token exchange, Auth0-for-AI-Agents, and NIST's new agent-identity initiatives all sign

Read the thread · 2026-06-22 · closed · 4 comments

MCP tool-call guardrails: per-tool action allow-listing enforced right before execution

Roadmap: Tier 3 — MCP-native tool/action allow-listing gated by agent identity, stamped with OWASP-LLM risk tags. From the agentkitai competitive analysis. Borrowed from: Portkey MCP Gateway, LiteLLM MCP guardrails, Akto AgentGuard.

Why

AgentGate already gates approval requests — now plug tool invocations upstream at the MCP protocol boundary. The wedge: enforce policy on tool calls (not LLM completions), right before execution, where pure LLM-proxies and managed MCP gateways are we

Read the thread · 2026-06-22 · closed · 3 comments

webhooks: dev-mode flag to allow loopback/private webhook destinations

AgentGate's webhook SSRF guard (validateWebhookUrl) rejects loopback/RFC-1918 destinations, so local integrations (e.g. the AgentGate×UCP adapter demo, where AgentGate must deliver a decision webhook to a gate on 127.0.0.1) resort to lvh.me/dist-patching workarounds. Add an explicit, default-OFF dev/test flag to permit private destinations — while STILL blocking cloud-metadata endpoints and non-HTTP(S), so the canonical SSRF vectors stay closed.

Read the thread · 2026-07-05 · closed · 0 comments

docs: per-agent governance guide (virtual keys, budgets, policy scoping)

Split out from the now-complete gateway epic #13 (its only unfinished acceptance item).

The per-agent governance model ships and works, but its docs are scattered — there's no single "governance" overview a new user can read end-to-end. Concepts currently live in:

  • docs/agent-identity.md — agent credentials + virtual-key binding
  • docs/policies.md — policy matcher syntax (but not the scope/agentIds/toolIds per-agent fields)
  • docs/mcp.md — MCP tool-call guardrails / overrides

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Read the thread · 2026-06-25 · closed · 0 comments

Per-agent budgets: tighten soft-cap staleness near the limit (force-refresh + spend-read timeout)

Per-agent budget enforcement (#21) is a deliberately soft guardrail: spend is read from AgentLens and cached 30s, so an agent can overshoot by up to ~30s of spend between the budget check and the next refresh, and the hot-path spend read inherits the shared HTTP client's 30s timeout.

Follow-ups to tighten it

  • Force a fresh spend read when projected spend nears the cap (e.g. > 80% of limit), rather than serving the 30s-cached value.
  • Pass a shorter timeout to the spend-read `Ag

Read the thread · 2026-06-22 · closed · 0 comments

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