Expose trusted data context to agent clients.
Use MCP-compatible surfaces to let approved agent clients reach Vuon context without bypassing governance.
Choose the exposed tools
Admins define which capabilities should be available to agent clients.
Authenticate the client
The client connects through workspace-aware credentials.
Review tool usage
Calls remain tied to the user, workspace, and output they supported.
Protocol
MCP-compatible context access
Agent context with boundaries
MCP is useful when agents need tools. Vuon adds the governance layer that keeps those tools aligned with workspace access.
Tool exposure
Present approved Vuon capabilities to compatible agent clients.
Workspace auth
Keep requests bound to the organization, user, and permissions behind them.
Context over raw access
Expose trusted analysis primitives instead of handing agents unbounded data access.
Built for modern agent stacks
Teams are adopting multiple agent clients. Vuon gives those clients a consistent way to reach governed data context.
Structured tools
Keep tool inputs explicit so agent calls can be validated and audited.
Shared definitions
Reuse the same metrics and semantic context the core product relies on.
Auditability
Record tool calls as part of the broader analysis history.
How it works
A clear path from context to action.
The same operating rhythm runs through the product: gather trusted context, show the work, then ship an output that can be reviewed.
Choose the exposed tools
Admins define which capabilities should be available to agent clients.
Authenticate the client
The client connects through workspace-aware credentials.
Review tool usage
Calls remain tied to the user, workspace, and output they supported.
Next step