MCP Boundary docs

Policy examples

Start with explicit, inspectable rules before trying broad semantic policy.

Hide dangerous tools

Keep destructive or broad tools hidden from the agent when they are not needed for the workflow.

Allow narrow calls

Use concrete argument rules such as allowed customer IDs, required fields, max lengths, or required version matches.

Block risky effects

A blocked call should return feedback the agent can act on. The downstream server should not be called for blocked effects.