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Unyly Gateway

One connector.
The whole MCP catalog.

Stop wiring MCPs one by one. Connect the Unyly Gateway once and use any server in the catalog. Pin the ones you want; the agent finds the rest.

whole catalog

Connect once, use everything

Connect one endpoint and every MCP in the catalog is available. The agent finds the capability it needs via search and calls it.

search_mcps → use_mcp_tool

pin

Pin what you use daily

Pin your favourite MCPs — their tools show up directly in the client, no per-server setup.

slug__tool, one click

OAuth sign-in

No token pasting

In claude.ai and ChatGPT pick OAuth and hit Authorize — sign in with your Unyly account. Works in Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code too.

claude.ai · ChatGPT · Cursor · VS Code

How to connect

https://gateway.unyly.org/mcp

Add that URL as a remote MCP server in your client and complete OAuth. Nothing else to install — no packages, no per-server tokens.

FAQ

How is the gateway different from installing an MCP?

A normal MCP is installed on your machine: command, args, env vars, restart the client — for every server. The gateway is connected once, as a single remote server, and the servers behind it are dispatched on the fly.

How does the AI find the right server?

The gateway exposes three meta-tools: search_mcps finds a server by task description, list_mcp_tools shows its tools, use_mcp_tool calls one. Servers pinned by you or your team are available immediately, with no search.

How is it billed?

Calls are debited from the team’s prepaid balance. Debits are atomic — going negative is impossible: if the balance is short, the call does not run and you get a clear error rather than an invoice.

Which clients are supported?

Any client that speaks remote MCP: Claude (web and desktop), ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Windsurf, Zed (Settings → AI → MCP Servers → Add Remote Server). Authorization is OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration and PKCE.

Teams, caps and the call log — /enterprise. How we check servers — /security.