No fake green lights. No credential circus.
MCP Hub is an early-access, mobile-first workspace for connecting HTTPS Model Context Protocol servers, inspecting their tools, and testing integrations. We are building the secure plumbing first, because pretending an unfinished automation platform is a product is how trust gets murdered.
HTTPS-only server registration, outbound request controls, tenant boundaries, and encrypted credential storage are the work in progress—not vaporware bullet points.
Name an HTTPS MCP endpoint, choose a supported authentication method, test the connection, and see its honest status in one place.
The app includes the foundation for inspecting server tools and sending tool calls. Broader automation orchestration remains deliberately gated until its durable security model exists.
Connection status, test results, and execution records are designed to answer the useful question: did the server work, or did it fall on its face?
An eight-step product tour and replayable onboarding guide help new users understand the workspace before we ask them to trust it with anything important.
OAuth callbacks, webhooks, and workflow scheduling are not being marketed as ready. They stay unavailable until tenant-scoped persistence and review land.
Enter a connection name, a standard-port HTTPS endpoint, and only the authentication method the server actually requires.
MCP Hub validates the endpoint through its outbound policy, tests the connection, and reports the result instead of manufacturing a success badge.
Explore tools provided by the connected server and run targeted calls through a tenant-scoped runtime.
Scheduled workflows, webhooks, and OAuth automation come later—after their durable lifecycle models can be built without handing security a loaded gun.
These interactive pages are visual previews of product directions, not live connected-server promises.
No imaginary uptime: We will not quote reliability targets without production evidence.
No pretend integrations: A provider card is not a live integration unless the secure end-to-end flow exists and is testable.
No fake enterprise theater: We will not promise compliance, team controls, disaster recovery, or on-premise deployment until the product can actually support those claims.
If that makes the page less shiny, good. It makes it more useful.
Request early access, tell us the MCP server you need to manage, and help shape the part that should exist before the marketing department starts hallucinating outcomes.
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