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ThinkNEO MCP servers: 68 tools you can use today
Product14. Juli 2026, 19:34EN

ThinkNEO MCP servers: 68 tools you can use today

Nine ThinkNEO MCP servers (main control plane + 8 SMB MCPs) offering 68 tools across guardrails, trust scoring, observability, routing, A2A, compliance, cost copilot, and monitor. All auth via EMA, all audited, all scoped by risk tier.

This post inventories the MCP servers ThinkNEO operates in production, their tools, their trust tier, and how to consume them from your AI application. There are nine servers, 68 tools total, all governed by the same enforcement plane that fronts the ThinkNEO LLM gateway. Discovery All ThinkNEO MCP servers are listed with authoritative ownership on Glama , with the main control-plane server holding AAA verification. Direct HTTPS URLs are stable; the registry entry is for discovery, not the connection. The nine serv…

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LLM cost control vs FinOps: what carries over and what doesn't
Business14. Juli 2026, 19:34
LLM cost control vs FinOps: what carries over and what doesn't

Cloud FinOps concepts translate partially to LLM spend. Attribution, showback, chargeback carry over. But LLM adds two levers FinOps doesn't have: request-time enforcement and model choice as a cost knob. Here's the translation table.

What is LLM cost control?
Engineering14. Juli 2026, 19:34
What is LLM cost control?

LLM cost control answers three questions: what did this call cost, who is responsible for it, can we stop the next one. Anything that answers only the first is a reporting system. The five levers, the failure modes, and what good looks like.

AI runtime enforcement checklist for enterprises (audit-ready)
Security14. Juli 2026, 19:34
AI runtime enforcement checklist for enterprises (audit-ready)

A 36-item audit-ready checklist for enterprise AI runtime enforcement. Control-plane presence, identity, budget, quota, model scope, content policy, audit ledger, change management, BYOK hygiene, observability, governance-of-governance, sunset.

AI runtime enforcement vs observability: drawing the line
Security14. Juli 2026, 19:34
AI runtime enforcement vs observability: drawing the line

Observability records what happened; runtime enforcement decides what is allowed to happen. Both belong in the stack; neither replaces the other. Here's the precise distinction, the failure modes, and the buying matrix.

What is AI runtime enforcement?
Security14. Juli 2026, 19:34
What is AI runtime enforcement?

AI runtime enforcement is the inline, authoritative, deterministic decision function that decides on every LLM call before it runs. Not the same as observability. Here's what it actually is, what it must decide, and when you need it.

From Shadow AI to Governed AI: A Practical Migration Guide
Security18. Apr. 2026, 00:37
From Shadow AI to Governed AI: A Practical Migration Guide

Shadow AI is the fastest-growing security risk in enterprise IT. This guide provides a step-by-step migration path from uncontrolled AI usage to governed AI with guardrails, PII detection, and prompt injection prevention.

Why Your AI Stack Needs an MCP Control Layer in 2026
Engineering18. Apr. 2026, 00:37
Why Your AI Stack Needs an MCP Control Layer in 2026

As enterprises adopt multiple AI models and tools, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) emerges as the missing control plane. Learn why a governed MCP server is essential for production AI and how to build a reference architecture with 22 tools.

Wie man sensible Datenlecks verhindert, wenn Mitarbeiter KI nutzen
Security15. März 2026, 12:12
Wie man sensible Datenlecks verhindert, wenn Mitarbeiter KI nutzen

Da die Einführung von Enterprise-KI voranschreitet, wächst das Risiko sensibler Datenlecks durch unkontrollierte KI-Nutzung. Dieser Artikel beschreibt praktische Governance-Rahmenwerke und operative Kontrollen zum Schutz organisatorischer Daten bei gleichzeitiger Ermöglichung von KI-Innovation.

Wie man sensible Datenlecks verhindert, wenn Mitarbeiter KI nutzen
Security15. März 2026, 12:07
Wie man sensible Datenlecks verhindert, wenn Mitarbeiter KI nutzen

Da die unternehmensweite Einführung von generativer KI voranschreitet, wächst das Risiko sensibler Datenlecks durch unüberwachte Mitarbeiter-Nutzung. Dieser Artikel beschreibt praktische Strategien zur Etablierung von Governance-Rahmenwerken, der Implementierung von Freigabeschnittstellen und der Förderung einer Kultur verantwortungsvoller Datenbehandlung.

AI-Features ohne Hype-Jagd: Strategische Roadmapping
Product15. März 2026, 10:11
AI-Features ohne Hype-Jagd: Strategische Roadmapping

Ein praktischer Leitfaden für Produktführer beim Aufbau von KI-Roadmaps, die strategische Ausrichtung vor flüchtigen Trends priorisieren und Governance sowie operative Kontrolle sicherstellen.

Das Rauschen navigieren: Tägliche KI-Signale in operative Klarheit umwandeln
Business15. März 2026, 09:25
Das Rauschen navigieren: Tägliche KI-Signale in operative Klarheit umwandeln

Führungskräfte im Marketing und in den operativen Bereichen sind einem ständigen Strom von Updates zu Enterprise-KI konfrontiert. Dieser Artikel bietet einen Rahmen, um Rauschen zu filtern, echte operative Implikationen zu identifizieren und Governance-Strukturen aufzubauen, die eine nachhaltige KI-Einführung unterstützen, ohne auf flüchtige Trends zu setzen.