MCP servers
Host Model Context Protocol servers your agents can call.
MCP server hosting means running Model Context Protocol servers as remote MCP servers — long-lived, reachable over streamable HTTP instead of local stdio, so hosted assistants and remote agents can call your tools. A gateway plan can hold several servers behind one authenticated endpoint.
The Model Context Protocol settled how assistants reach tools and data, and the ecosystem produced hundreds of servers within months. Nearly all of them assume they are running on a developer’s machine, launched over stdio by a desktop client — which works right up to the point where the assistant that needs the tool is a hosted agent, a phone, or a colleague.
Hosting fixes that gap without rewriting anything. The servers run continuously, they are reachable over authenticated HTTP, and several can sit behind one endpoint. Bring the reference servers, community ones, or something you wrote yourself; we keep the process, the certificate and the updates in order.
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