Agent Identity & Security
What security considerations apply to MCP tool authorization in Catalyst?
Use workload identities with least-privilege policies: grant each agent only the tools it needs. Audit all authorization decisions via Catalyst's logs. Ensure policies are version-controlled and reviewed. Catalyst does not manage tool idempotency; design tools to be safely retried. Rotate identities regularly and monitor for anomalies.
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