Celigo launches MCP tool management for enterprise AI assistants and agent access
Intelligent automation startup Celigo Inc. today announced its Model Context Protocol Management platform, which will let information technology and security teams govern how artificial intelligence assistants and agents act on enterprise systems. Model Context Protocol, or MCP, has become a standard for connecting AI assistants and agents to business systems and services. Many enterprise…
Celigo Inc., an intelligent automation startup, has launched its Model Context Protocol Management platform, which allows IT and security teams to govern how artificial intelligence (AI) assistants and agents act on enterprise systems. MCP, a standard for connecting AI assistants and agents to business systems, was introduced by Anthropic PBC in 2024 as an open-source solution.
The platform enables AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and Cursor to autonomously access databases, local files, search engines, business data, and application programming interfaces (APIs) for various tasks. However, this autonomy also presents significant security risks and access issues if agents have unauthorized access or perform actions outside their role.
To address these concerns, Celigo's MCP Management provides IT with a single, governed path to control agents and keep them within their respective domains. The platform ensures that every call can be traced back to a real person, access is approved one tool at a time, and the system maintains full transparency of which system the AI has touched.
By connecting MCP servers to grounded company knowledge and enabling control over tool usage through an MCP Gateway, Celigo's platform offers a centralized management solution for AI assistants and agents across the enterprise.
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