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Authority Graph

Trace which groups and agents can reach each MCP, and which policies allow, condition or block that path.

In the console: Inventory › Authority Graph

Authority Graph draws your organization's access as one picture: who can reach which MCP, and the policies in between. Use it to check what a policy change opened or closed, or to find every path into an MCP before you change its access.

The graph

The graph has four columns, read left to right:

ColumnShows
GROUPSWhere access starts. The heading reads USERS when every origin is a user or all users, and USER for a single user.
AGENTSThe agents those groups and users use.
POLICY MEMBRANEThe policies each path passes through, drawn as gates.
MCPsThe MCPs the agents can reach.

Grey lines show the paths that exist. Moving dots show recent traffic over them, with a legend at the bottom left:

  • allowed traffic – green dots for calls the gateway allowed.
  • blocked – red diamonds for calls a policy blocked.

Each policy gate is colored by its effect: green for allow, amber for conditional, red for deny. A dashed amber outline marks a gate with at least one conditional path, allowed only when a policy condition holds.

Hover and bands

Hover over a node to highlight every path that runs through it, upstream and downstream.

When the agents or MCPs column holds more than 20 nodes, it collapses into bands, one per label. A node with several labels appears in each of their bands. Select a band to expand it and show its members. Only one band per column is open at a time, so opening another closes the first.

Empty state

With no groups, agents, policies or MCPs to draw, the screen shows Nothing to map yet and a Connect an MCP button that opens Tools & Services.

Actions

This screen is read-only. Change access on Agent Access, and connect MCPs on Tools & Services.

Permissions

The menu item needs all three of view_agent_instances, view_mcps and view_policies, for all users. The graph itself loads from an API operation that needs view_topology.

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