Keep tool registration and discovery under one control plane.
Register approved MCP servers once, attach ownership and permissions, and let agents discover only the tools they are allowed to call.
MCP registry
Publish approved tools once, then let agents discover them safely.
Katara keeps MCP servers and tool endpoints in a managed registry so teams can expose capabilities to agents without relying on one-off links, undocumented endpoints, or fragile manual setup.
For engineers, this is a discovery and control layer. For business and governance teams, it is the list of tools AI is allowed to use, with ownership and policy attached.
Katara registryApproved toolsOwnership, scope, and policy stay attached to each published server.
Docs
CRM
Internal APIs
Ops tools
Decide which tools AI may touch, without micromanaging every connection.
The registry makes the approved tool list explicit so security, compliance, and platform leaders can see what is available and what is not.
How it works
Katara publishes tools like a governed catalog, not a pile of hidden integrations.
Agents discover the registry, resolve the approved server, then call through policy-aware paths that preserve ownership and visibility.
RegisterPublish approved MCP serversAttach owners, scope, and environment boundaries.
DiscoverAgents query the registryOnly eligible tools appear to the requesting user or application.
CallRequests stay within policyEvery invocation inherits the right permissions and traceability.
Why teams use it
Less integration sprawl, more visibility into what agents can actually do.
- Centralize approved MCP servers and tool endpoints
- Attach ownership, permissions, and policy to every entry
- Reduce brittle one-off integrations
- Make the approved tool surface easy to audit