TOOLS + CONNECTORS + MCP

Turn agent intent into governed enterprise operations.

Projera places tool use behind operation-level contracts and a Tool Gateway. Every call carries verified tenant and environment scope, current authority, schema, classification, policy, guardrail, budget and approval context before any external effect is dispatched.

MCP-first integration is a platform contract; connector and profile readiness stay qualification-gated.

T0-T5operation risk classes
1governed tool dispatch boundary
0direct SDK bypass paths

OPERATION CONTRACTS

Reading, drafting, creating, updating and sending are separate operations.

A tool description never grants authority. Each operation declares target system, resource type, input and output schema, required scope, data class, timeout, retry, idempotency, rollback or compensation behavior and qualification references.

Typed operation contracts
Input and output schemas
Risk classification
Idempotency
Retry and timeout
Compensation behavior

TOOL GATEWAY

Every external effect crosses one policy-aware execution boundary.

The gateway resolves current identity, tenant, environment, resource authorization, policy, native guardrails, quota and approval before dispatch. Direct SDK calls, sub-agents and background jobs cannot bypass the same control contract.

Current authorization
Environment scope
Policy decision
Guardrail enforcement
Budget and quota
Approval binding

MCP + CONNECTORS

MCP is an integration protocol inside the same enterprise control model.

MCP providers and connector adapters remain replaceable behind Projera contracts. Secret values stay behind scoped references and workload identity, while the catalog exposes only the operations a product is qualified to use.

MCP-first integration
Scoped secret references
Connector versioning
Operation allowlists
Qualification matrices
Local connector support

UNKNOWN OUTCOMES

Uncertain external results trigger reconciliation instead of invented success.

Timeouts and broken connections can leave an external system in an unknown state. The runtime records outcome uncertainty, performs provider lookup or reconciliation and protects idempotency before any retry can repeat a side effect.

Outcome-unknown state
Provider lookup
Reconciliation
Replay protection
Durable audit reference
Bounded retry