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Runtime security

Sessions run in disposable, isolated runners inside the org’s environment. The runner network has no direct internet:

  • MCP traffic goes through the in-API mcp-proxy — connector secrets never enter the sandbox.
  • Everything else leaves through the egress proxy: an allowlist derived from the org’s registered connectors (plus explicit extras), with every call logged — host, method, bytes out/in, allow/deny decision.

Your laptop and network are never part of a run.

Every connector is labelled external / internal / commercial / personal. Sessions marked result may leave the workspace only admit connectors up to the org’s configured threshold — the check runs server-side at session creation and is recorded as a policy event.

Security → Monitor shows live sessions, open alerts and the egress ledger (where data went, how much, allowed or blocked) over 1h/6h/24h windows.