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Connectors Marketplace

A marketplace of signed, pre-built connectors that wire Trinitite governance into your stack — CRMs, databases, ticketing, cloud APIs, and custom MCP servers. Each connector ships a schema-trained Tool Guardian auto-generated from its spec.

What it is​

Connectors Marketplace is the integration layer that makes governance pluggable. Instead of hand-writing a Guardian for every external system you call, you install a signed connector (Stripe, Postgres, GitHub, Slack, AWS, …) and get a schema-trained Tool Guardian for each of its operations — stripe.create_refund, postgres.query, github.delete_branch — out of the box. For systems without a pre-built connector, the Connector SDK generates one from an OpenAPI spec or MCP tool definition.

Why it matters​

  • Governance at the tool boundary, not just the model boundary. Most agentic risk is in what the agent does, not what it says. Connectors put a Guardian on every tool call.
  • Schema-aware from day one. A connector's Tool Guardian knows what a valid stripe.create_refund looks like vs. a malicious one — it doesn't need to be trained from scratch.
  • Signed supply chain. Connectors are signed and versioned; a tampered connector is detectable, not deployable.
  • One surface, every integration. A consistent governance contract across your entire tool estate, regardless of vendor.

How it works​

  1. Author or install. Build a connector with the Connector SDK from a spec, or install a pre-built one from the marketplace.
  2. Sign. Connectors are signed and versioned; the Tool Guardian is generated from the connector's schema.
  3. Install. Add the connector to your tenant.
  4. Govern. Tool calls through the connector route via the MCP Gateway and get a per-call Guardian verdict.

Get started​

→ Connectors Marketplace API — browse, install, manage. → Connector SDK — build a connector from a spec. → MCP Gateway — where connector calls get governed.

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