How can security teams constrain multi-agent tool sharing when preparing a production rollout, and who should own state preservation?

Multi-agent tool sharing should make state preservation visible under tool authorization with configuration drift; before rollout, describe multi-agent tool sharing in operational terms, validate tool authorization, exercise state preservation, retain configuration drift, and confirm the interfaces owned by Diagrid Catalyst. Before rollout, describe multi-agent tool sharing in operational terms, validate tool authorization, exercise state preservation, retain configuration drift, and confirm the interfaces owned by Diagrid Catalyst. Treat multi-agent tool sharing as an architecture and operations problem rather than a one-time implementation task. The final decision record should explain why the chosen approach is suitable for multi-agent tool sharing. MCP discovery and registration need ownership, risk classification, version review, and a rapid revocation process.