Sigoo MCP Router - Control MCP tool access for AI agents

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Sigoo gives AI agents scoped access to MCP tools. Set permissions, check policies, require approvals, and inspect Action Receipts. Explore a no-login synthetic demo showing allowed, denied, and unknown outcomes.

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Hi Product Hunt — I'm the maker of Sigoo. If you remember the earlier SIGOO launch, that product converted videos into GIFs. Sigoo has since changed direction. This launch introduces Sigoo MCP Router, a tool-access and execution-control layer for AI agents. Connecting an agent to a tool should not automatically authorize every action that tool can perform. Sigoo separates the workflow into four steps: • Connect MCP capabilities behind one endpoint. • Grant each agent access to specific tools. • Check policies and require approval before execution. • Inspect an Action Receipt showing what happened. The public demo shows allowed, denied, and unknown outcomes using fictional support data: It runs entirely as a browser-based demonstration. It does not connect accounts, create credentials, or call a real MCP server. Developer examples are available here: Sigoo is currently in Founder Beta. I’d especially appreciate feedback from people building agents that use external tools: which is harder today—controlling access, handling approvals, or understanding what happened after execution?