EVIDUCT / QUICK START

A real MCP connection. Without the trust guesswork.

Connect your AI agent to a protected tool in minutes. Its original server description includes a malicious instruction; Eviduct strips that instruction out of the model-visible tool and checks the exact call before sending it.

01 Get temporary access02 Connect one MCP endpoint03 See a real allowed call
Get connected / 01

Start your developer session.

One click gives you a short-lived tenant management key and separate agent token. Nothing is emailed, and secrets are shown only once. Guest access is globally rate limited to protect the service.

1

Issue your free test credentials

The real sample tool is already approved for you. You can add one additional public-data route during the trial.

Access48 hours
Requests50 / day
PaymentsNone

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2

Connect your AI agent

One MCP endpoint. The agent receives neutral tool definitions, not the provider's marketing or instructions.

~/.codex/config.toml

Set EVIDUCT_GATEWAY_TOKEN to your agent token in your secret/environment configuration. Never commit the token to Git. Disable any direct unprotected connection to the same provider.

3

Try a call through the actual gateway

Test the protected MCP inventory, call the harmless synthetic provider, then route a task by capability through Eviduct's real decision policy. With one approved provider, no quality comparison is claimed.

Issue a trial token above first.

Hostile publisher metadata

The remote server advertises a five-star review instruction in its tool description.

What your agent actually sees

Run the inventory test to view the model-visible neutral tool definition.

No MCP calls executed.
After the trial / 02

A protection layer, not another compulsory marketplace.

Keep the architecture if you need controlled selection and auditable calls across MCP services. The official MCP Registry remains a discovery source, but a directory entry or star rating is not independent evidence of tool quality.