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Features

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Capabilities

Capability What it delivers Status
Relay and gateway One MCP endpoint per virtual server routes traffic to approved downstream systems. Available
Virtual servers Curated, role-based MCP endpoints with full draft, publish, and unpublish lifecycle. Available
Tool curation Admins choose exactly which tools are exposed, with clear namespacing across origins. Available
Tools, resources, and prompts The hub aggregates downstream tools, MCP resources, and prompts behind one endpoint. Available
Standards-based OAuth PKCE, dynamic client registration, refresh, and discovery work with any MCP client. Available
Per-user downstream OAuth Each user authenticates to downstream systems individually; credentials stay in the hub. Available
Tool elicitation Tools that need a human in the loop can request confirmation through any MCP client. Available
Tool-call audit trail Tool-call activity is recorded for administrative review. Available
Delegated MCP server administration Tenant MCP admins can assign specific users to manage individual origin MCP servers without granting tenant-wide connector admin access. Available
Space restrictions for MCP servers Admins can limit an origin MCP server to selected Spaces/Assistants. Available
DLP and anonymization Inspect and clean sensitive data before it reaches downstream systems. Roadmap
Unique tools as MCP origins Expose Unique capabilities such as search, web search, SWOT, and sub-agents through virtual servers. Roadmap
MCP UI passthrough Forward rich cards and interactive components from downstream servers to capable clients. Roadmap

Feature Groups

Connectivity Identity and credentials Governance
One MCP endpoint per virtual server, multi-origin routing, namespaced tools, and resource and prompt passthrough. Standards-based OAuth, per-user downstream authentication, and centralized credential storage. Curated tool sets, publish and unpublish lifecycle, tool-call audit trail, feature-flagged delegated connector administration, and selected-space restrictions.