Statio is the security layer for MCP. Credentials stay server-side, permissions are per tool, and every call your agents make is written down.
Secrets live in Statio's vault and are injected into the upstream request at proxy time. Your agent never receives them — so a compromised agent cannot leak what it was never given.
A server exposing twelve tools can expose exactly the two you meant. Grants go to people and teams through the roles that already govern your org.
Who called what, on whose behalf, and what came back. Produced as a side effect of normal use, which is the only kind that stays complete.
Install from the catalog and Statio runs it. Or point it at an OpenAPI spec and it generates, builds and deploys the MCP server for you.
A deploy API keyed to your organization: cut a release, poll it, roll it back. No browser session, no device enrolment.
Managed servers run with no direct route out. An allowlist you set decides what they may reach, enforced outside the container.