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.
This is the 2nd launch from Sigoo MCP Router. View more
Sigoo MCP Router
Launching today
Control MCP tool access for AI agents
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.
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:
https://sigoo.ai/demo
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:
https://sigoo.ai/quickstart
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?
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