Add GateCore integration page - #579
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This PR adds an integration page for GateCore.
GateCore is the governed transaction layer for AI agents: every agent request is identity-verified, policy-checked, priced, settled, and receipted on a tamper-evident ledger before it touches tools, data, or money. GateCore operates a live marketplace of governed capabilities where price, required scopes, and minimum trust are machine-readable fields on each listing.
The integration connects Haystack pipelines and Agents to the GateCore marketplace through GateCore's public MCP server (
https://mcp.gatecoreai.com/mcp, streamable HTTP), using Haystack's ownMCPToolandMCPToolsetfrommcp-haystack. Discovery tools are keyless, so the usage examples on the page run as pasted; governed procurement uses a GateCore MCP access key.Links: