What goes wrong
An MCP tool can reach an internal system with credentials the process already holds. The team can see the tool and still not see the destination.
Where AI runs
Example. The flag is for a destination that is not on the allowlist.
An MCP tool can reach an internal system with credentials the process already holds. The team can see the tool and still not see the destination.
Optics records the MCP tool call in the same record as the program: the process, the destination, the time, the size, and a trace id. A destination outside authority is flagged the first time.
Phantom Engine stops tool destinations that are not on the allowlist. There is no proxy to route around.
A person approves which internal destinations the tool may reach. AI cannot add one.