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MCP Directly
MCP gives you a protocol. But who handles auth, credentials, logging, and rate limiting? The protocol defines how agents talk to APIs — it doesn't secure them.
| Capability | Statio | Raw MCP |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication | JWT gateway with auto-refresh | Build your own |
| Credential storage | Encrypted vault (AES-256) | Env vars or config files |
| Access policies | Built-in RBAC per agent | None |
| Audit trail | Every call logged automatically | None unless you build it |
| Rate limiting | Per-agent, configurable | None |
| Multi-tenancy | Included with tenant isolation | Build from scratch |
| Token rotation | 24h auto-expiry | Manual |
When to use raw MCP
Single agent calling one or two APIs in a personal project.No customer data involved — just your own accounts.No compliance or audit requirements.You want to learn how MCP works at the protocol level.
When to choose Statio
Multiple agents calling multiple APIs in production.Customer data flows through your agents — you need tenant isolation.Compliance requires audit trails of every API call your agents make.You need access policies so agents only reach the APIs they should.API keys are scattered across agent configs and you want them vaulted.
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