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Route approved AI agent access through an MCP proxy and enterprise gateway for identity, policy, approvals, and audit.

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Durin admin console showing requested MCP connections and their review status

Install Durin to your Agent

Copy a setup prompt into your Agent, or choose your client for manual setup.

Let your Agent set it up

Copy this prompt into your Agent. It runs the Durin CLI and guides setup. You choose your organization and Agent in the CLI and complete sign-in in the browser.

Manual setup

Choose your client and configure a direct MCP connection.

Use your personal endpoint

Copy your endpoint from Connected clients in Durin. Replace YOUR_PERSONAL_ENDPOINT_ID in the example with the value from your endpoint.

Get your MCP endpoint

Add the configuration in your client settings.

Open Cursor MCP settings and connect Durin to authenticate.

Then request a tool through Durin and confirm the session in Connected clients.

Configuration for Cursor

~/.cursor/mcp.json

Merge the Durin entry into your existing configuration.

Move from shadow connections to a managed path.

Durin is an MCP proxy and AI access gateway for teams that need a clear route from an approved agent client to an approved company system. Evaluate the boundary, then plan the rollout around the coverage you can verify.

  1. A route you can inspect

    Employees can use approved agent clients through a managed route to approved connections, tools, and resources. A client login is not treated as permission to every upstream system.

  2. Decide before the call

    Requests meet the current membership, connection, resource, and policy boundary. Missing or unsupported facts fail closed. Sensitive writes can require an independent approver with an exact, time-limited grant.

  3. Keep the evidence

    Durin records the requesting person or service, client, connection, policy decision, approval where required, and execution result. Potentially completed writes remain explicitly uncertain instead of being blindly retried.

Connections, not people.

First connection free. Your first four paid connections are $399 each per month. Each additional paid connection is $199 per month. 10 GB per connection monthly, pooled across your organization and prorated by enabled time. People and approved agent clients do not add seat charges. Live production connections require provider setup and trust review.

See how pricing works

Start with one workflow.

  1. Sign up with your work identity

    Authenticate to begin organization setup and create the workspace that owns policy.

  2. Test a specific workflow

    Inspect allowed requests, denied actions, and approval decisions for the workflow you want governed.

  3. Plan your first production connection

    Agree access rules, verify provider setup, and confirm commercial terms before activation.

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MCP gateway vs API gateway: which controls do you need?

Compare API and MCP gateway capabilities, check what your existing platform supports, and identify gaps in tool policy, approvals, and audit.

AI agent approval workflows: review the action before it runs

Design human review for sensitive tool calls, bind approval to the exact request, and handle retries without confusing permission with execution.

MCP governance: a practical rollout checklist

Inventory agent access, review tools and credentials, configure policy, test approvals, and keep useful evidence as your MCP rollout grows.

See your governed access path.

Create an account to manage identity, policy, approvals, and audit for requests routed through Durin.

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