Tool definition changed
release_agent · Declared by connected server · 4 min ago
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Foo Guard/Acme AI Platform
TEAM WORKSPACECHANGED
High risk: unrestricted shell access
support-copilot.yaml · Configuration scan · 18 min ago
New dependency update
research-agent · Reported inventory · 1 hr ago
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Configurations & skillsTool definition changesGitHub policy checksOptional Gateway monitoring
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Make agent changes visible before they become hard to track.
As agents, skills, and connected tools evolve, Foo Guard gives your team a place to inspect the change, see the evidence, and decide what happens next.
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Scan agent configurations and skills for risky permissions, credentials, and approval settings. Inspect the evidence and scan coverage.
Try a free scan ↗Review what changed
Compare versions and tool definitions. Bring scan findings, dependency updates, and Gateway concerns into a shared review inbox.
Explore team reviews ↗Apply your policy
Run checks in GitHub and CI. Set a policy threshold and require the check in branch protection to gate merges.
See GitHub checks ↗Evidence you can interpret
Know where each signal comes from.
Distinguish what a configuration declares from what an agent reports or what Gateway observes, so reviewers can judge each signal in context.
Controls that fit your workflow
Start with review. Add enforcement where you need it.
Use the parts of Foo Guard that match your deployment process, with each control’s scope made clear.
Gate configuration changes in GitHub
Review new, existing, and resolved findings against the pull request’s base revision. Set a threshold and require the check for merges.
Learn about GitHub checks ↗Monitor supported MCP traffic
Route supported MCP requests through Gateway to inspect allowed, flagged, and blocked activity. Team policies can enforce decisions.
Gateway covers requests routed through it. Calls that bypass Gateway are outside its coverage.
Explore Gateway ↗Start with one agent configuration.
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