MCP Gateway

A comparison of five MCP governance tools by the layer each one governs and whether it enforces policy on every device in the fleet.

TL;DR * To add an MCP server to Claude Code, register it with the claude mcp add command or a project .mcp.json file, choosing a local, project, or user scope for where it applies. * Native Claude Code configuration handles connecting a server; it does not enforce which teammates can

TL;DR * Codex reads MCP server definitions from a local config.toml file, so Codex MCP access is configured per machine rather than per organization. * An MCP gateway gives Codex one endpoint that aggregates every approved MCP server and applies authentication, tool filtering, and audit logging in one place instead

Figma MCP access gives Claude Code read and write reach into design files. Bifrost governs which developers get which tools. The Figma MCP server no longer only reads design files: since the Code to Canvas release, agents connected to it can create and modify native Figma content, including frames, components,

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open standard connecting AI applications to external tools and data. Bifrost routes, governs, and secures MCP traffic. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that defines how AI applications connect to external tools, data sources, and workflows through one consistent interface. When Anthropic

A practical comparison of the top open-source MCP gateway options in 2026. Bifrost is the best choice for enterprises running mission-critical AI workloads that require best-in-class performance, scalability, and reliability. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has become the common standard for connecting AI models to external