Runlayer Plugin
Unified endpoint
Add one remote MCP endpoint. Users discover and authorize the approved tools available to them without accumulating separate client configurations.
Connect Goose to local and remote MCP servers while centralizing access, configuration, and session activity.
Connect
Add one Runlayer Plugin endpoint so people find every tool they’re approved for, or connect a single server when you want a narrower set.
Runlayer Plugin
Add one remote MCP endpoint. Users discover and authorize the approved tools available to them without accumulating separate client configurations.
Direct connection
Give the client a dedicated Runlayer URL for one connector. Identity, policy, scanning, and audit still stay attached to every request.
Connection support
Remote MCP and local MCP
Observe
Runlayer uses every channel Goose exposes. Each one is labeled, so you can tell real-time hooks from after-the-fact imports.
Capture supported prompts, reasoning, local and MCP tool calls, responses, and scanner decisions in real time.
Read the guideEnforce
Each row reflects Runlayer’s enforcement code for Goose: what it can stop before a call runs, block afterward, or redact in place.
| Control | Support | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-tool deny | Supported | Runlayer can deny a tool call before Goose runs it. |
| Post-tool output block | Supported | Runlayer can block a tool’s output before Goose’s model sees it. |
| Output rewrite | Unsupported | Goose cannot apply masking, so Runlayer blocks output it would otherwise mask. |
Deploy at scale
Admins can deploy the Runlayer CLI and endpoint package through MDM, then keep approved MCP configuration in sync automatically.
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Runlayer’s endpoint package installs on managed macOS and Windows devices. It discovers shadow AI, keeps hooks in place, captures sessions, and applies runtime controls. Approved MCP configuration re-syncs on a schedule for supported clients.
MCP servers
Setup steps, tools, and controls for each MCP server in Goose.