Open MCP Portal v0.1.0 documentation
One governed portal to your company's MCP tools.
Open MCP Portal is a self-hosted portal where teams register the MCP servers they run, publish them to a company catalog and curate gateways. People connect Claude Code, VS Code, Cursor or their own agents to a gateway and see only the tools they may use; every call is checked, limited, recorded and signed with who is calling. These docs are for the people who use gateways, the teams that build them, platform admins, operators and MCP server authors.
Sections
Get started
What Open MCP Portal is, its concepts, a quick tour, connecting Claude Code, VS Code, Cursor or pi, and calling gateways from your own agents.
Use
My gateways, connecting your accounts on other services, API keys, connected apps and troubleshooting.
Teams
Registering MCP servers, detecting sign-in, capabilities and change detection, publishing, building gateways, service accounts, usage and recording call contents.
Administer
Users and teams, catalog review and publishing policy, internal networks, platform gateways, trusted clients, auth providers, limits, retention, capture and the audit log.
For MCP server authors
What your server receives: the signed identity token and its JWKS, provider tokens, OAuth-protected servers, parameter headers and a worked example.
Operate
Install with Docker Compose or Kubernetes, every setting, secrets and key rotation, migrations, scaling, health, metrics, backups and the security model.
API reference
The MCP endpoint, the OAuth endpoints, and the management API reference generated from its OpenAPI document.
Releases
What changed in each release. These docs describe v0.1.0 (not yet released).
Open MCP Portal is pre-1.0 development software. These docs describe v0.1.0, the first release, as it stands on the main branch. More about the project is on its website; the engineering notes stay in the repository.