BUILD FAST
The Safe Place to Build Agents
Build fast. Debug instantly. Ship with confidence.
Code is defined. Behavior is non-deterministic.
Only BlueRock gives you a sandbox with MCP protocol visibility.
See what your agent actually does. And keep it on the rails.
Start in 5 minutes.
Your current tools weren't built for this.
Traditional sandboxes isolate processes. Not agent behavior.
Observability logs what was called. Not what actually ran.
Agents make autonomous decisions. Hundreds per session.
Without visibility, you're debugging in the dark. Everywhere.
The MCP Trust Registry scanned 6,000+ servers. Here's what we found:
CRITICAL vulnerabilities
command injection
can execute arbitrary code
You have logging. You don't have visibility.
Your tracing tool shows what your agent called.
BlueRock shows what it actually did and and keeps it on the rails.
Only sandbox with tool visibility and control
Keep it on the rails by knowing what it does inside.
Your observability tool sees:
└─ tool_call: run_command
BlueRock sees:
└─ Agent: I want to run drop_database
↳ BLOCKED: Destructive tool execution denied
Observability that doesn't just investigate—it prevents.
Developers need a safe place to build and run agents. Fast.
Visibility shows you what's happening.
Control contains the blast radius.
You need both.
CONTROL
Allow MCP connections based on policy and risk
Rationalize tool lists to limit the context window
MCP Trust Registry integration: block risky server connections.
Build visibility in now, or retrofit it painfully later.
The teams who start early ship faster.
Start in minutes. No architecture changes.
MCP Trust Registry
Know which MCP servers are safe before you connect. Security ratings, tool exposure mapping, remediation guidance.
The only security-focused MCP registry.
6,000+ servers scanned
22-rule security engine
Risk ratings + remediation guidance
Drift tracking
Agent Sandbox 2.0
Isolate, observe, and safely run agents in minutes. Zero-change or one-line CLI.
Safe experimentation with full action visibility.
Tool Visibility: see every MCP event
Tool Execution Shield: block destructive tools
Agent Tool Rationalization: control what tools agents see
Trust Registry integration
Zero-change or one-line CLI activation
Registry informs → Sandbox enforces
Know which servers are risky.
Block risky connections at runtime.
Works with:
CrewAI
LangChain
Google ADK
Why it matters:
Agents adapt.
Your sandbox should too.
From sandbox to production. Same visibility. Same control.
MCP protocol visibility comes preloaded. Only BlueRock has this.
Container + process isolation.
Experiment without breaking prod.
Every tool call.
Every parameter.
Every outcome.
Root cause in seconds, not hours.
Same view in dev and prod.
TEAMS / PAID TIER
Control the context.
Everything in Free, plus:
Team-wide enforcement
Trust Registry-driven policies
Fine-grained tool control
Block destructive/high-risk tools
Prompt injection defense
Tool rationalization: suppress unused tools, tighten context
Build fast. See everything.
BlueRock FAQs for Developers
What is Agent Sandbox 2.0?
An isolated execution environment for building and running agents safely. Full visibility into what your agent actually does (every tool call, parameter, and outcome) while containing the blast radius. Invoked with a single command, no code changes required.
What is the MCP Trust Registry?
A security-focused registry of MCP servers. We scan 6,000+ servers against 22 security rules and give you risk ratings, vulnerability details, and remediation guidance. Free to use. Check any server before you connect to it or before you ship your own.
How do the Trust Registry and Sandbox work together?
Trust Registry tells you which servers are risky. Sandbox blocks connections to risky servers at runtime. Registry informs, Sandbox enforces. Use both for complete coverage.
How is Sandbox 2.0 different from regular containers?
Traditional containers isolate processes but don't understand agent behavior. Sandbox 2.0 is MCP-aware: it sees protocol events, tool executions, and agent decisions that containers can't. You get process isolation plus deep visibility into what the agent is actually doing.
What does Sandbox 2.0 protect against?
Runtime attacks, prompt injection, code injection, and tool poisoning. In early testing, the Sandbox contained a poisoned tool attempting code injection during MCP server initialization. When the agent tried a variation, the Sandbox blocked that too.
I'm building an MCP server. How do I check if it's secure?
Submit your server to the MCP Trust Registry. You'll get a security rating, flagged vulnerabilities, and specific remediation steps. Fix issues before you ship.
What is MCP protocol visibility?
Full visibility into MCP protocol events: tool lists, tool executions, prompts, message arguments, and session tracking. Only BlueRock has this. Other sandboxes isolate processes but can't see what's happening at the MCP layer.
Which frameworks do you support?
CrewAI, LangChain, and Google ADK and others out of the box. If your framework uses MCP, we can see and protect it. Drop into your existing stack with zero rearchitecting.
Can I roll this out across my entire agent team?
Yes. Deploy once, apply consistent policies across all agents. Same visibility for every developer. One policy. No per-agent configuration required.
Can I use the Sandbox in production?
Yes. The Sandbox works in dev, staging, and production. Same visibility, same control, same view. Start in dev to see what your agent does. Graduate to production with the same protection.
What's free vs. paid?
Free: MCP Trust Registry (full access), MCP protocol visibility, tool visibility, agent observability.
Paid: Runtime attack protection, prompt injection defense, production guardrails. [More details coming soon]
