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Gateways

Published entries filed under “Gateways” in MCP, newest first by publication date on this site.

7 entries

  1. Anyquery: query GitHub, Notion and dozens more apps with SQL

    A local SQLite-based engine whose plugins turn apps, files and databases into tables. Agents discover schemas and run SQL through three MCP tools.

    Gateways

  2. MCP CLI: connect to and debug any MCP server from the terminal

    An MCP command-line client maintained under IBM. Call server tools by chat, interactive shell or scripts, with a local Ollama model by default and no API key.

    Gateways

  3. Everything MCP: a test server that exercises the whole protocol

    The official MCP reference test server. Useless by design, it exercises tools, prompts, resources, sampling and elicitation for client builders.

    Gateways

  4. mcp-use: build, debug and ship MCP servers in TypeScript

    A full-stack TypeScript MCP framework: Zod types flow from tools to results, React views bind to tools as MCP Apps, and a browser Inspector is built in.

    Gateways

  5. MCPJungle: a self-hosted MCP gateway and registry for teams

    A self-hosted MCP gateway. Register servers once and Claude, Cursor and custom agents all connect to one endpoint, with tool groups and access control.

    Gateways

  6. Toolport: a desktop MCP gateway with keys in your OS keychain

    A desktop app that runs a local MCP gateway: set servers up once for every AI client, discover tools on demand, keep keys in the keychain and gate risky calls.

    Gateways

  7. Zapier MCP: one URL to more than 9,000 apps

    Zapier's official hosted MCP. Connect one server URL and agents can send messages, pull data and trigger workflows across 9,000+ apps, with nothing to deploy.

    Gateways