An AI agent is doing a job. To do it well it needs the right internal documents — but you don't want it quietly pulling in anything: stale runbooks, restricted files, paid feeds, or 50 pages that blow the budget.
KCP (Knowledge Context Protocol) sits between the agent and your knowledge and checks every candidate document against a fixed list of rules — gates — before the agent may read it. Pick a scenario below and watch it happen.
Each row on the left is one agent working on one task. The top one is “live”.
The Steps tab is what the agent did. A ✓ means KCP guided that action.
The Decisions tab is why — which documents were allowed in and which were blocked, and by which rule.