Features
Detailed documentation for each MCP Gateway capability - MCP Library, Tools Management, Guardrails, Token Saving, Access Control, user claims, and more.
MCP Library
One-click install pre-built MCP integrations from the catalog.
Tools Management
Control which MCP tools are available to AI agents, organized by risk level.
Agents Configuration
Map AI clients to MCPs and monitor per-agent usage.
Security Guardrails
Detect and act on sensitive data in MCP tool call inputs and outputs.
Access Control
Restrict which AI agents can use each MCP server.
API Tokens
Generate and manage Bearer tokens for programmatic MCP access.
OAuth Connect
Authorize OAuth-protected MCP servers with one click.
Web Search Policy
Filter web search domains using enterprise security gateway rules.
Token Saving
Reduce token usage from MCP discovery and tool output before it enters an agent's context.
User Claims Forwarding
Forward the authenticated Quilr user identity to a trusted non-OAuth MCP backend. This is useful for internal or multi-user MCP servers that need to apply their own per-user authorization, filtering, or audit attribution while the gateway manages client authentication.