MCPJungle: One Gateway for All Your MCP Servers

Replace scattered client configurations with a single self-hosted endpoint for tool discovery, centralized access control, and team-wide MCP management.

As AI assistants become part of everyday development, the number of tools they rely on continues to grow. Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an assistant can access documentation, search files, query databases, interact with code repositories, and connect to external services without requiring a custom integration for every tool. But as these connections multiply, managing them becomes a challenge of its own.

The problem is configuration sprawl. Each MCP server may need to be configured separately in every AI client, leaving developers to maintain duplicate settings, commands, URLs, and credentials across multiple applications. For teams, the complexity grows with every new developer and integration. Keeping configurations consistent becomes tedious, while controlling who can access which tools becomes increasingly important.

MCPJungle addresses this problem by bringing MCP servers behind a single, self-hosted gateway. Instead of configuring every server in every client, developers register their servers centrally and connect compatible clients to one endpoint. The gateway provides a shared layer for tool discovery and access management, with support for…