Give agents connector access without full system privileges

MCP servers don't have to expose every operation in your systems. See how selective access keeps agents secure while staying useful. 🔗 Watch the full conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIk1pDcr30I In this clip, Niels Fogt and Marcus Dubreuil walk through Tray's MCP server setup, showing how connector tools work differently from traditional MCP implementations. Instead of building one-off integrations, J.W. Pepper uses Tray's connector library to expose only the specific operations they want agents to access. The key difference is control. You can whitelist specific actions, like "Read" operations, without giving agents write access or other CRUD operations they don't need. This approach uses well-tested connectors that already power thousands of workflows rather than experimental MCP servers built in the recent rush to ship AI features. You'll see why this matters for organizations that need robust, production-ready integrations instead of experimental tools. When you're connecting agents to enterprise systems like Freshservice, you want connectors that have been battle-tested across multiple use cases, not beta implementations. If your team is evaluating MCP options and wondering how to balance capability with security, this shows what selective access looks like in practice. #MCPServer #TrayAI #AgentGateway #ConnectorLibrary #EnterpriseIntegration #AIGovernance #SecureAccess #MCPIntegration #SystemSecurity #AgentBuilder --------------------------------- Learn more about Tray: https://tray.ai/ Follow Tray on Twitter: https://x.com/tray Follow Tray on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tray-ai/