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Model Gateway + MCP Control Plane Build.

Put models and tools behind one control layer.

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When direct integrations break down.

Once your system uses more than one model, provider, tool, or tenant, direct integrations start to break down. This service creates a central control layer for model routing, tool access, permissions, spend controls, and observability. Without a control plane, each new model or tool adds hidden operational risk. The system gets harder to secure, harder to debug, and harder to change. A control plane gives you one place to manage those boundaries.

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What we build

01 Model gateway with provider abstraction and routing
02 Fallback and failover patterns
03 Central secret handling and policy enforcement
04 MCP and API registry with scoped permissions
05 Budget limits, rate controls, and audit logs
06 Trace hooks and monitoring for model and tool flows

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What you get

01 Gateway and control plane architecture
02 Implementation plan or working deployment
03 Permission model and tool inventory
04 Cost and trace instrumentation
05 Runbooks for model swaps, policy changes, and incident handling

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Best for

01 Teams using multiple model providers
02 Products expanding tool or MCP usage
03 Multi-tenant systems
04 Teams that need tighter control without slowing delivery

Control the system at the boundary layer.

Centralize the parts that create the most operational risk: model routing, tool access, spend, and auditability.

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