MCP Gateway

Bifrost MCP Gateway reduces token costs in coding agents like Claude Code and Codex CLI by up to 92% through Code Mode, tool filtering, and centralized governance. Coding agents like Claude Code and Codex CLI run hot on tokens. Every time you connect a new MCP server for filesystem access,

Reduce MCP token costs for Claude Code by up to 92% with Bifrost's MCP gateway, Code Mode execution, and centralized tool governance. Connecting Claude Code to more than a handful of MCP servers almost always surfaces the same pattern: token usage climbs, response latency creeps up, and the

Bifrost provides MCP tool-level observability with per-execution audit logs, per-tool cost tracking, Prometheus metrics, OpenTelemetry tracing, and a native Datadog connector in a single AI gateway. When an AI agent connected to a dozen MCP servers makes a wrong tool call, most teams cannot trace back through the execution chain

Bifrost is the best MCP gateway for Claude Code, combining centralized tool management, Code Mode token optimization, multi-provider model switching, and enterprise governance in a single deployment. Claude Code is one of the most capable terminal-based AI coding agents available in 2026. It reads codebases, executes commands, edits files, and

Bifrost's MCP gateway scales AI agents to 500+ tools with Code Mode (92% token reduction), virtual key governance, and tool-level cost tracking for production workflows. Scaling AI agents from a handful of tools to 500 or more exposes a fundamental problem with how the Model Context Protocol works.

Compare the top AI gateways for managing MCP costs in 2026, from Code Mode token optimization to virtual key governance, and find the right fit for production agent workflows. AI agents in production connect to dozens of external tools through the Model Context Protocol. Without a centralized AI gateway for