Use Unizo MCP with CrewAl, LangChain, Claude, Cursor, and other agent frameworks or Al-powered IDES. Empower agents to securely trigger actions across your stack with full observability and control.
Unified SDK’s Across Multiple Languages
All SDKs offer the same capabilities, built-in auth, retries, observability
Extend your product’s tenancy model to Unizo — isolate data, keys, and workflows per tenant
Fully Managed Authentication
Built-in token handling, credential brokering, and rotation for secure execution
Scoped Authorization
Scoped Authorization : Fine-grained control over what each agent or app can access and trigger
Event-Aware & Real-Time Ready
Full tracing, log streaming, status metrics, retries, and correlation IDs baked in.
Dev-First Tooling
SDKs, CLI, test harnesses, logs, and sandbox environments for fast iteration
Enterprise Compliance & Resilience
Enterprise Compliance & Resilience stays as it is along with its description
Real World Use Cases
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Unizo MCP enables your agents, workflows, and platforms to execute securely across security and DevOps stacks. Here are just a few examples:
Autonomous Threat Response
An AI agent detects suspicious behavior and uses Unizo to → Disable a user in Okta, rotate credentials in Vault, open an incident in PagerDuty, and notify the security team via Slack — all in real time.
Vulnerability Management Triage
Agent analyzes a SAST/SCA finding, fetches blame data from GitHub, opens a Jira ticket, and links to a remediation PR — without human intervention.
Secrets Rotation & Policy Enforcement
Periodic scan triggers rotation of secrets via AWS KMS and updates associated IAM policies across cloud accounts.
Supply Chain Risk Mitigation
A new package version is flagged → Unizo blocks deployment via CI/CD, notifies engineering via Teams, and files exceptions for manual review.
Continuous Compliance Automation
An agent cross-checks IAM role configurations, identifies drift from least-privilege policies, and remediates settings across Okta and Azure AD — while logging actions in Splunk.
Post-Incident Automation
After resolving an incident, a playbook runs via Unizo to archive alerts, close open tickets, and export artifacts to a GRC system.
AI Assistant for DevOps
A developer queries an LLM-based assistant: “Who owns this repo and can I deploy now?” → The assistant uses Unizo to fetch GitHub metadata, check CI pipeline status, and open a Slack thread with approvers.
Activity Summarization & Reporting
Unizo MCP is used to collect recent incident metrics, compile cross-tool actions, and route the data into dashboards or compliance exports.
+ Build your Own
Unizo MCP is flexible by design — create custom workflows, connect new tools, and power unique agentic use cases tailored to your platform.
Connecting AI Agents to Your Integration Stack
Unified APIs
Normalize the invocation logic across vendors and categories
Webhook Exchange
Route event-based triggers to MCP servers for real-time execution
Developer Experience
Use CLI, SDKs, and workflows to build and call MCP-backed actions
Enterprise Readiness
Use CLI, SDKs, and workflows to build and call MCP-backed actions
Audio & Observability
Enforce tenant policies, auth scopes, and logging requirements
MCP is the execution muscle of your integration layer — but unlike standalone action engines, Unizo MCP servers are fabric-aware, context-aware, and security-first.
They don’t just call tools — they do it the right way: with compliance, speed, and confidence.