Mintive launches agent control stack: MCP gateway, LLM budgets and real-time prompt injection detection
cneuralnetwork · x · 2026-10-29
cneuralnetwork highlights Mintive's newly launched infrastructure for controlling what AI agents actually do: an MCP gateway for tool access, an LLM gateway for model budgets, real-time prompt injection detection, monitoring of every agent action, and persistent AI coworkers deployable in Slack — aimed at companies running agents at scale.
Bonus explainer in the same post: why can't we just remove positional embeddings from transformers? The good answer: self-attention without positional information is permutation equivariant — rearranging input tokens rearranges outputs but tells the model nothing about order. Understanding the math, not just the architecture, is what matters.
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