VerveContext

Grounding your team can actually control.

Running agents in production means knowing what they can reach and what they pulled. VerveContext gives you scoped keys that enforce least privilege, per-source usage metering, and an audit trail behind every grounded answer — the controls a real team needs, built in.

  • Scoped keys
  • Per-source usage
  • Audit logs
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Built for production
  • AccessLeast privilege
  • KeysPer-agent
  • UsagePer-source
  • Every answerAudited
Scoped keys

Every agent reaches only what it should

Least privilege isn't a setting you bolt on later — it's how keys work from the first one you issue.

Grant only what a workflow needs

A scoped key reaches an explicit allow-list of sources — markets for a finance agent, weather and geo for logistics. Least privilege by default, so an agent can't wander into data it shouldn't.

  • Least privilege
  • Per-source allow-list

A key per agent, not per company

Issue a distinct key for each agent, team, or environment. When something changes, you rotate or revoke one key without touching the rest of your stack.

  • Per-agent
  • Rotate & revoke

Separate dev from production

Give a staging agent a narrow key and production its own. Scopes make the blast radius of a leaked or misused key small and knowable.

  • Env isolation
  • Small blast radius
Usage & audit

See exactly what grounded every answer

When an agent cites a number, you can trace which source produced it — and what it cost.

See what grounded each answer

Every grounding call is logged — which agent, which source, when. When someone asks why an agent said what it said, the trail is already there.

  • Per-call trail
  • Attributable

Usage metered by source

Consumption breaks down by source and by key, so you can see exactly where credits go and which sources a workflow actually leans on.

  • Per-source
  • Per-key

Logs your team can export

Pull the record into your own tooling for review, compliance, or cost attribution. The evidence lives with you, not locked in a dashboard.

  • Exportable
  • Compliance-ready
In practice

Setting up governance

From first key to exportable audit trail — the whole loop.

  1. 01

    Issue a scoped key

    Create a key for an agent and grant it only the sources that workflow needs. Everything else stays out of reach.

  2. 02

    Connect the agent over MCP

    Point the agent at the VerveContext endpoint with its scoped key. It sees exactly the tools you allowed — no more.

  3. 03

    Watch the usage roll in

    Every grounding call the agent makes is metered by source and recorded, so you can see what it's pulling as it runs.

  4. 04

    Review, rotate, and attribute

    Export the audit trail for compliance, attribute cost per team, and rotate any key on its own without disrupting the others.

Governance, answered.

The questions teams ask before they put agents into production.

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What is a scoped key?
A credential that grants an agent access to only the sources you explicitly allow, rather than everything on your account. It's least privilege for grounding: a finance agent might reach markets and currency, while a logistics agent reaches weather and geo — and neither can touch the other's sources.
Can I issue more than one key?
Yes — that's the intent. Issue a distinct key per agent, team, or environment, each with its own scope. When you need to rotate or revoke one, the others keep working untouched, so the blast radius of any single key stays small.
What's in the audit log?
Each grounding call is recorded with the agent (via its key), the source it called, and when. That gives you an attributable, after-the-fact trail of exactly which sources shaped any given answer — useful for debugging, compliance review, and cost attribution.
Can I export usage and audit data?
Yes. Usage is metered by source and by key, and the records can be pulled into your own tooling for review or reporting — the evidence lives with you, not locked inside a single dashboard view.
Do I need an enterprise plan for this?
Scoped keys and usage visibility are how VerveContext is meant to be run in production, not a premium bolt-on. For regulated teams that need SSO, custom SLAs, and private sources on top, those are available — talk to us about the specifics.

Ground your agents — on your terms. Scoped keys, per-source usage, and an audit trail behind every answer.

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Enterprise?

SSO, custom SLAs, private sources, and dedicated support for regulated teams.

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