generated: '2026-07-19'
method: searched
source: https://www.linx.security/blog/introducing-the-linx-mcp-server
status: published
notes: 'Linx publishes two distinct MCP surfaces: the Linx MCP Server (exposes Linx identity data and
  actions to AI agents) and the Linx MCP Gateway (a policy enforcement point that inspects and governs
  MCP tool calls made by agents to OTHER enterprise applications). Both are announced product surfaces.
  Neither publishes a public endpoint URL, transport, installation snippet, or tool manifest — access
  is gated behind an enterprise demo/sales motion. Transport and URL are therefore left null rather than
  guessed.'
server:
  name: linx
  transport: null
  url: null
  access: enterprise-demo
  docs: https://www.linx.security/blog/introducing-the-linx-mcp-server
gateway:
  name: Linx MCP Gateway
  url: https://www.linx.security/platform/mcp-gateway
  role: Sits between AI platforms and enterprise applications; performs inline tool-level enforcement
    on each MCP tool call before execution, applies a unified identity policy across human, non-human,
    and AI agent identities, and writes a complete audit trail of agent actions.
  capabilities:
  - id: inline-tool-level-enforcement
    description: Inspects each MCP tool call in real time before execution, controlling which tools agents
      can invoke and what data they can access.
  - id: unified-identity-policy
    description: Extends governance logic across human identities, non-human identities, and AI agents
      through one coherent framework.
  - id: complete-audit-trail
    description: Logs all agent actions including initiating identities, tool calls, and outcomes.
capabilities:
- id: identity-graph-query
  description: Lets agents query the Linx Identity Graph to answer questions about identity data.
- id: unified-identity-actions
  description: Gives AI agents governed access to identity actions including human and non-human identity
    investigation, risk detection, access profile, JIT access request, and access certification.
- id: automation-and-remediation
  description: Lets agents flag, recommend, or trigger cleanup of unused, risky, or unapproved access,
    plus identity lifecycle management and access governance.
integrates_with:
- Linx AI Assistant
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Gemini
tools: []
tools_note: No tool manifest is published. Tools are deliberately NOT enumerated here — the capability
  list above is what the vendor documents, and inventing tool names would be fabrication.
evidence:
- source: https://www.linx.security/blog/introducing-the-linx-mcp-server
  kind: announcement
- source: https://www.linx.security/platform/mcp-gateway
  kind: product-page
- source: https://www.linx.security/blog/what-is-an-mcp-gateway-identity-security-for-ai-agents
  kind: blog
- source: https://www.linx.security/blog/what-we-learned-building-an-mcp-gateway-its-not-a-routing-problem
  kind: blog
- source: https://www.linx.security/blog/governing-claude-introducing-the-linx-anthropic-integration
  kind: blog
probes:
- url: https://mcp.linx.security
  status: 0
- url: https://mcp.linxsecurity.io
  status: 0
deployment:
  mode: none
  endpoint: https://www.linx.security/blog/introducing-the-linx-mcp-server
  verified: probed
  probe: dead
  note: the endpoint this manifest claimed did not answer; recorded as none rather than deleted so the
    claim stays auditable
  checked: '2026-08-12'
  source: catalog MCP census