Integrations & MCP

Plug GuardWeaver in where your teams already work

Your documents, your channels, your tools, your models: everything connects without moving anything. And every connection follows the same rules: what applies to a question in Teams applies to an external agent calling your tools.

Sources

Your documents, where they live

Synced at the source, access rights enforced: every answer cites the file and the page.

  • Microsoft SharePoint

  • Confluence

  • Google Drive

  • Nextcloud

  • Websites

  • PDF

  • Microsoft Office

  • OpenDocument

  • Text and data

  • Images

  • Audio and video

  • And many more…

See how your documents answer

Channels

One agent, all your channels

Set up an agent once, it answers wherever your teams and your customers ask their questions.

  • Espace utilisateur

  • Widget web

  • Microsoft Teams

  • Slack

  • WhatsApp Business

  • Messenger

  • API

Tools and agents

Your agents act, under your rules

MCP, both ways

Your agents use any tool with an MCP connector, just by its address: create a ticket, read a customer record, check a payment. GuardWeaver also exposes your agents to your other software, over the same standard.

A2A, bounded delegation

An agent hands off to the competent agent, in-house or at a vendor, with a signed token, a scope and a budget. Your rules apply to outside agents too, and every exchange is traced.

All about orchestration

Models

Your keys, your models, no markup

Connect each provider with your own key, no margin on tokens. Any OpenAI-compatible API works, including a model hosted on your premises.

  • OpenAI

  • Anthropic

  • Mistral AI

  • Google Gemini

  • Azure OpenAI, AI Foundry

  • AWS Bedrock

  • IONOS AI Model Hub

  • Cohere

  • And many more…

    Ollama, OVHcloud, any OpenAI-compatible API

See cost tracking per model

Integration questions

Can several sources be connected at once?
Yes. SharePoint, Confluence, Google Drive, Nextcloud, websites and uploaded files index side by side. The agent cross-references them, and every answer cites the file and page it came from.
How does an agent call an external tool?
Through the MCP protocol (Model Context Protocol). You add an MCP server’s URL and the agent has its tools during the conversation. With the governed offer, every tool call goes through your rules and can be denied in real time.
What is needed for WhatsApp or Messenger?
A Meta Business account with access to the WhatsApp Business or Messenger API. GuardWeaver connects to that account; we help with the setup.

Want to see GuardWeaver at work in your company?

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