Skip to main content

Overview

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) provides a standardized interface for LLMs to interact with Agent Sentinel. It exposes platform functionality as:
  • Tools: Actions LLMs can execute (create policies, approve actions, query data)
  • Resources: Data LLMs can read (runs, approvals, stats, policies)
  • Prompts: Pre-configured workflows (analyze costs, review approvals, generate reports)
This enables LLMs to autonomously manage and monitor the Agent Sentinel platform.

Endpoints

List available tools

Returns all available MCP tools with schemas:

Execute MCP tool

Request body:
Response:

List available resources

Returns all available MCP resources:

Get resource data

Example:
Response:

List available prompts

Returns all available prompt templates:

Execute prompt template

Example:
Response:

Using MCP with Claude

Give Claude access to Agent Sentinel via tool use:

Using MCP with OpenAI

Example workflows

Autonomous approval management

Cost optimization analysis

Compliance reporting

Best practices

Use prompts for complex workflows: Prompts encapsulate multi-step operations - use them instead of chaining multiple tool calls.
Secure API tokens: MCP gives LLMs full access to your platform - use read-only tokens for analysis tasks, write tokens only when necessary.
Validate LLM decisions: For critical operations (approvals, policy changes), implement human-in-the-loop confirmation before executing MCP tool calls.
Cache tool schemas: Tool and resource lists change infrequently - cache them to reduce API calls.

See also