Agent Identity & Security
How does Catalyst's MCP tool authorization differ from framework-level authorization?
Framework-level authorization is embedded in agent code, making it hard to audit or change centrally. Catalyst decouples authorization from the agent framework: you define policies once in Catalyst's control plane, and they apply to any framework. This provides a unified audit trail and simplifies security management across diverse agents.
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