Tuskira AI Agent Gateway

Abstract

Verbatim from the Tuskira release announcement (SAN FRANCISCO, October 1, 2026): "Tuskira today released the Tuskira AI Agent Gateway, an open-source, self-hosted project for developers, platform teams and security teams. From one place, teams can configure models and tools, see supported calls, apply policy, control access, track token spend and switch models without reconfiguring their agents. The gateway runs entirely inside an organization's environment. It requires no Tuskira account or hosted service, and the organization retains control of its configuration, policies and logs." The announcement states the problem as: "Teams are adopting AI agents faster than they can manage them. Coding assistants such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex; AI productivity assistants such as Claude Desktop; and custom agents built in-house each connect to models and tools using their own settings. As a result, organizations often lack a consistent view of what their agents do, what they access and what they cost." Stated capabilities: "Route LLM calls through one endpoint… Control MCP tool access: Use centralized profiles to manage which MCP servers and tools each agent may use. Enforce access on every call: Each tool call is checked against the agent's profile at execution time. Ungranted calls are denied and every call is logged… Keep records local: Store actions, policy decisions and outcomes inside the organization's environment." The gateway "sits in the path between supported AI agents and the LLMs, MCP servers, and tools they use" and "evaluates supported actions before execution". Source: github.com/Tuskira/tusk-ai-secured-gateway.