It touches only what
policy allows.
ARPIA is the layer where humans and AI touch your organization. The AI tools your people already use connect to the central ontology through MCP, APIs, and SDKs. Every connection scoped, every call logged, every permission owned.
Any tool your people use.
One governed layer.
MCP Collections
Plug ARPIA into any AI tool your people already use: Claude, IDEs, chat clients. Your ontology's nodes and actions appear as native tools, governed from the first call.
APIs and SDKs too
Not only MCP. The same governed surface is exposed as REST APIs and SDKs for your services and applications, authenticated with scoped tokens.
One gate for every touch
Scoped tokens with owners and expiry, and an immutable audit log of what ran, what it read, what it changed. Human or agent, same rules.
What the auditor sees.
- 97% of organizations that suffered an AI-related breach had no AI access controls (IBM, 2025).
- Access reviews show every agent, every scope, every owner in one view.
- Revocation is immediate and logged. Expired tokens stop working instead of lingering.
- ARPIA's own ORIA sessions pass through the same gate as third-party tools. Native does not mean exempt.
- The same gateway covers MCP integrations, APIs, SDKs, internal tools, and external agents. One surface to review, not five.
Do you know what your agents touched last week?
We can answer that question for every ARPIA deployment. Ask us to show you what that looks like for your systems.