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June 29, 2026

Unify your MCP tools behind one free gateway

As you add MCP servers — for search, code, data, your own internal tools — each client needs its own config and credentials. A unified MCP gateway puts them behind one endpoint with one auth flow, and connecting to AnyRouter's is free.

MCP sprawl is the new integration sprawl

The Model Context Protocol made it easy to give an assistant tools — and that's exactly why config sprawls. Every MCP server you add means another entry, another token, and another thing to keep in sync across Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, and your own agents.

A gateway solves this the same way a model router does: it puts many servers behind one stable endpoint with a single auth flow, so adding a tool doesn't mean re-editing every client.

What a unified MCP gateway gives you

  • One endpoint and one OAuth flow for every client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, OpenCode, and custom agents.
  • AnyRouter's own MCP server is free to connect — list models, manage keys, check credits, and more, straight from your assistant.
  • Managed access, so you control which tools are exposed and to whom.
  • The same identity and audit trail you already use for inference.

Because it speaks standard MCP over JSON-RPC, any MCP-capable client can point at it without custom code.

Connect in one line

Point your client at the AnyRouter MCP endpoint and authenticate once:

bash
https://anyrouter.dev/api/v1/mcp
The MCP server endpoint any MCP client can connect to.
Connect the AnyRouter MCP gateway to Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Claude Code — free.Set up MCP