MCP Gateway

Claude Code is one of the most capable terminal-based coding agents available today. It reads your codebase, executes commands, edits files, and creates pull requests from a single CLI session. But the moment you connect it to multiple MCP servers, a problem surfaces: every server you add is a standalone

Claude supports Model Context Protocol natively across Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Claude Web. Connect a filesystem server, a GitHub integration, and a database tool, and Claude can act on all three from the same session. The protocol works as advertised. The operational problem emerges when the tool count grows.

TL;DR: As AI agents move into production, MCP gateways have become essential infrastructure for centralized tool routing, security, and observability. Bifrost leads with unified LLM and MCP routing at microsecond-level latency. Kong AI Gateway, Lasso Security, MintMCP, and IBM ContextForge each serve distinct use cases ranging from security-first deployments

MCP audit logs are the compliance backbone of enterprise AI agents. Learn how Bifrost delivers immutable, SIEM-ready audit trails across every tool execution. MCP audit logs have become a non-negotiable requirement for any enterprise running AI agents in production. As Model Context Protocol adoption accelerates across regulated industries, security and

A practical guide to choosing an MCP gateway for AI infrastructure: evaluation criteria, common pitfalls, and how Bifrost handles tool access at scale. Choosing the right MCP gateway for your AI infrastructure is now a foundational architecture decision, not a tooling preference. The Model Context Protocol has moved from a

Bifrost is the best MCP gateway in 2026, combining native Model Context Protocol support with Code Mode to reduce token usage by 50% or more across multi-server agentic workflows. AI agents in production connect to dozens of external tools through the Model Context Protocol. Without a centralized MCP gateway, every