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Let your agents debug private code. Block public posts.

Let your engineering agents investigate incidents using private code and production data. Set policies that allow updates to your incident channel and block public posts after that access.

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GitHub
Reads a private repositoryGitHub MCP · private read
✓ Allow
Slack
Posts the details to a public channelSlack MCP · public channel
✗ Deny
Slack
Posts them to the private incident channelSlack MCP · private channel
✓ Allow

Why: private-repository read by the same identity.

Both servers connect through Wicket.

Choose which sharing attempts to block.

Use these policies to let your agents read the records they need while blocking their writes to the destinations below.

  • Incident response

    An engineering agent reads a private repository to debug an incident, then tries to post the details to a public Slack channel.

    GitHub
    Reads a private repositoryGitHub MCP · private read
    ✓ Allow
    Slack
    Posts to a public channelSlack MCP · public channel
    ✗ Deny

    PolicyBlock public-channel posts after the same identity reads a private repository.

  • Production debugging

    An on-call agent reads production customer rows in Supabase, then tries to file a Linear ticket that contains them.

    Supabase
    Reads production customer rowsSupabase MCP · production data
    ✓ Allow
    Linear
    Files a ticket with the rowsLinear MCP · outbound write
    ✗ Deny

    PolicyBlock ticket creation after the same identity reads production data.

  • Secrets

    A deploy agent reads a project’s environment variables in Vercel, then tries to open an issue in a public GitHub repository.

    Vercel
    Reads environment variablesVercel MCP · project secrets
    ✓ Allow
    GitHub
    Opens an issue in a public repoGitHub MCP · public repository
    ✗ Deny

    PolicyBlock public writes after the same identity reads secrets.

Keep incident updates with the response team.

Let your agents investigate incidents and post to your private channels. Restrict public sharing after they access sensitive resources. Test your draft policy against the last 24 hours of calls before enforcing it.

  1. 01

    Connect your engineering tools

    Connect GitHub, Supabase, Vercel, Slack, and Linear through Wicket. Your agents can continue using the same MCP tools.

  2. 02

    Choose the resources to protect

    Scope your read policy to private repositories, production databases, and environment variables. Leave public repositories outside that policy.

  3. 03

    Block public sharing

    After an identity matches the relevant read policy, block public Slack posts, public GitHub writes, and ticket creation.

  4. 04

    Allow updates to the incident channel

    Allow posts to the private incident channel after those reads so the agent can keep the response team updated.

Show your security team why a call was blocked.

Each denial connects the agent and the engineer it acted for with the earlier read and the rule that applied. Your security team can trace why the call was blocked.

AUDIT-03F4A91 ✗ Denied
Who
oncall-agent · OBO sam@company.example
What
slack.send_message → public channel
When
03:04:18 UTC · Slack MCP
After
github.get_repository_content · private repo · 03:02:40 UTC
Why
block-public-after-private-read — private-repository read matched earlier for this identity

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Tell us what your agents need to access.

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Wicket applies policies using earlier policy matches for the same identity. It does not classify message contents, and both MCP servers must connect through Wicket. We’ll help you plan custom MCP connections during onboarding.