Secure-by-Design Development. With Guardrails You Control.
Meshulash lets you enforce and monitor MCP tools, build secure-by-design apps with our API/SDK + self-hosted security server, and run governed automations on platforms like n8n and the OpenAI agent workflow creator, without slowing down delivery.
AI is awesome. With great power comes great responsibility.
Safeguarding your data and closing security gaps is no longer optional.
80%
of enterprises face AI attacks, making it the #1 risk for big businesses.
55%
of employees use unapproved GenAI tools at work.
48%
of employees pasted non‑public company info into GenAI.
Built For Developers And Scale
Centralize policies once; apply them everywhere your developers invoke MCP tools, trigger agents, or expose AI endpoints. Teams move fast, while access, data handling, and actions stay under policy.
Enforce & Monitor MCP With the Meshulash MCP Gateway
The MCP Gateway lets admins decide which MCP server(s) developers can connect to, which tools are permitted, and which resources each tool may reach. Every invocation is evaluated against policy (allow/deny/log), and recorded with user, team, and environment context so you can approve new tools cleanly and keep legacy ones contained.
Real-Time Events For Tools, Agents, And Apps
See who used which MCP tool, when, and with what parameters, alongside agent runs and app requests guarded by Meshulash. Filter by team, service, or environment to spot risky patterns quickly and verify that controls are applied where it matters.
API/SDK + Self-Hosted Security Server
Build secure-by-design applications by routing requests through the Meshulash security server (self-hosted or managed). The server identifies context, intent, IP, and PII and takes actions based on policy—block, redact, or allow so both internal and external AI apps and automations operate within defined boundaries.
Govern Automations Like n8n and OpenAI Agent Workflows
Secure your workflows and automations across platforms like n8n and OpenAI Agent Workflows. Register runs with Meshulash to enforce approved tools, resource scopes, and parameter controls, while the security server applies policy (block / redact / allow) before actions execute.
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MCP Gateway, developer API/SDK, and agent connectors (e.g., n8n, OpenAI agent workflows) give you one policy surface for tools, apps, and automations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions
A control plane for MCP: admins choose which MCP server(s) are allowed, which tools are permitted, and which resources each tool may access, enforced per team and environment.
Yes. Policies can restrict servers, tools, resources, and parameters per team/service, with Block / Allow / Log actions.
Requests flow through the security server (self-hosted optional), which identifies context, intent, IP, and PII and applies policy decisions (block, redact, allow) before execution—so your apps are secure-by-design.
Yes. Register workflows to apply the same guardrails: tool whitelists, resource scopes, and audited runs—so automations operate within policy.
Install the Meshulash MCP Gateway IDE extension. Developers sign in via SSO, and the extension routes assistant/tool calls through Meshulash. Beyond installing the extension, the developer workflow stays the same.
No. The focus is on tool invocations, context signals, and policy outcomes. Only minimal metadata is retained as per your settings.