MCP Gateway

Give AI agents governed access to tools. Register MCP servers once, decide who can call which tool, and log every call.

Quick startOpen in console

Console › Settings › AI Gateway › MCP Gateway

Get going

Connect your first clientClaude, Cursor, ChatGPT and other MCP clientsAdd an MCP serverFrom the library, a URL, or your own APISet up OneMCPOne endpoint with dynamic tool callingLock down toolsWho can call what, and what needs approval

Everything in MCP Gateway

66 pages

Get started6

• Introduction
• Quick start
• Architecture
• Integration guide
• OneMCP
• Agent instructions

Servers and connections7

• Adding MCP servers
• MCP Library
• Turn an API into MCP tools
• Allowed agents
• OAuth connect
• OAuth permissions
• API tokens

Protect11

• Server access
• Group and user rules
• Tool visibility
• Human approval
• Tool change watch
• Security guardrails
• Web search security
• Claims forwarding
• Input aliases
• Usage quotas and concurrency
• Token saving

Local MCP5

• Local MCP overview
• Administrator setup
• Build a package
• Connect your AI app
• Troubleshooting

Provider setup12

• Overview
• Slack
• GitHub
• Zoho
• Datadog
• Zoom
• Excalidraw
• Asana
• dbt Labs
• Netskope
• PitchBook
• Salesforce

Quilr-provided MCPs24

• Quilr-Provided MCPs
• Official MCP Comparison
• Microsoft 365 v3
• SharePoint
• Excel
• Microsoft Tasks & Planner
• Azure DevOps Advanced
• Jira
• Confluence
• Google Workspace
• Figma
• Calendly
• HubSpot CRM
• Avoma
• Writer
• Optimizely Experimentation
• Semrush Advanced
• BrowserStack Advanced
• Athenahealth
• Tavily
• Cycode
• Quilr Web Search
• SketchIt
• PDF Editor

API reference1

• Log export API