Fail-closed agentic OS MCP: agents as processes with cost, governance, observability, skills.
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get_metricsRuntime counters. Read-only.Runtime counters. Read-only.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_agentsList agent process records. Read-only.List agent process records. Read-only.
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list_available_toolsCapability names grantable to agents.Capability names grantable to agents.
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get_cost_ledgerToken/$ ledger. Read-only.Token/$ ledger. Read-only.
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get_audit_logGovernance allow/deny records. Read-only.Governance allow/deny records. Read-only.
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create_agentCreate an agent on live REST when available. Requires confirmation. Does not run a goal.Create an agent on live REST when available. Requires confirmation. Does not run a goal.
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6 of 6 tools published a description.
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Fail-closed agentic OS MCP: agents as processes with cost, governance, observability, skills.
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