Governed access to whatever your team already runs on.
MCP and A2A connectors bring outside systems into the same conversation instead of a context switch — every read permission-checked, cited, and remembered, so connector activity becomes recallable memory alongside everything else.
Two protocols, one governance model.
How the assistant talks to every internal module
People Operations, CRM, Financials, Workflows — all reached the same typed, permission-checked way, as the human user.
How the assistant reaches outside systems
External tools become governed capabilities the assistant can use — not a shared god-token, not a copy-pasted API key.
Your access, not a service account's
Every external read runs as the person asking — permission-checked against their own real access, not a broad shared credential.
In Review, cited straight from Jira — no tab switch.
Green, last run 12 minutes ago — permission-checked, cited.
Writes are never silent — always confirmed first.
The pattern is universal; the systems it connects to aren't.
Software teams use it for Jira and GitLab; a different vertical would use the same governed pattern for its own systems of record. See the pattern in context: