Agent Identity & Security
How does Diagrid Catalyst enforce MCP tool authorization per agent identity?
Catalyst assigns each agent runner a workload identity, then maps that identity to MCP tool call policies. When an agent requests a tool, Catalyst checks the identity against the policy before allowing the call. This decouples tool access from the agent framework, so you control authorization centrally without modifying agent code.
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