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    • Introduction
    • How Gazebo works
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    • Access profiles
    • Bearer tokens
    • Audit logs

    MCP

    • Overview
    • Cursor
    • Claude Code
    • Windsurf
    • Any MCP client
    • Get credential reference

    Open Standard

    • Agent Consent Flow
    • Agent Identity Protocol (AIP) ↗

    REST API

    • Overview
    • Authentication
    • Services
    • Agents
    • Access policies
    • Audit events
    • Consent administration
    • Agent credential access
    • Errors and limits

    Security

    • Overview
    • Encryption model
    • Credential storage
    • Audit and compliance
    • Responsible disclosure
    Documentation

    Getting Started

    • Introduction
    • How Gazebo works
    • Core concepts
    • Quickstart

    Agent Access

    • Access profiles
    • Bearer tokens
    • Audit logs

    MCP

    • Overview
    • Cursor
    • Claude Code
    • Windsurf
    • Any MCP client
    • Get credential reference

    Open Standard

    • Agent Consent Flow
    • Agent Identity Protocol (AIP) ↗

    REST API

    • Overview
    • Authentication
    • Services
    • Agents
    • Access policies
    • Audit events
    • Consent administration
    • Agent credential access
    • Errors and limits

    Security

    • Overview
    • Encryption model
    • Credential storage
    • Audit and compliance
    • Responsible disclosure
    DocsMCPAny MCP client

    Any MCP client

    Gazebo works with any client that supports the Model Context Protocol. The configuration is the same regardless of which tool you're using.

    Connection details

    Configure your client with the endpoint https://app.gazebohq.com/api/mcp and an Authorization: Bearer <your-agent-token> header. Create the agent bearer token at Agents. Client configuration formats differ, so follow the client's current documentation for the appropriate configuration location and field names.

    How clients discover tools

    On connection, your MCP client calls tools/list to discover available tools. Gazebo returns:

    • get_identity — returns the agent's name and access policy
    • get_credential — retrieves a credential for a named service
    • list_audit_events — returns recent access events for this agent

    Transport

    Gazebo uses stateless, JSON-only Streamable HTTP over POST. It does not use GET, SSE, sessions, or server streaming.

    Authentication

    Authentication is always via the Authorization: Bearer <token> header. The token must be a valid Gazebo agent bearer token. If the token is missing or invalid, Gazebo returns 401 Unauthorized.

    Credential handling

    get_credential delivers a credential value to the MCP client/agent. Use it only for the required operation and do not persist it in files, environment variables, logs, prompts, or long-lived memory.

    Tool reference

    See the individual tool pages for full documentation:

    • Get credential reference — the most commonly used tool
    • MCP overview — all tools with example responses

    Explore Gazebo

    Gazebo gives each agent an independent access boundary around your agent credentials, with controls for approval, auditing, and revocation.

    Scoped identities for AI agentsGive every agent only the credentials it needs.Credential security and audit controlsSee how access is protected, recorded, and revoked.
    WindsurfGet credential reference
    Gazebo

    Credential management for AI agents. Scoped access, approval controls, and complete audit logs—without hardcoding or rotating shared API keys.

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