MCPJungle

Instead of pasting the same server list into every client configuration, MCPJungle registers all of a team's MCP servers once and serves them to any agent through one unified endpoint. The MPL-2.0 licensed Go binary acts as both gateway and registry: clients connect over stdio or streamable HTTP, tool groups expose curated subsets of the catalog to different consumers, and stateful connections cut cold-start latency for servers that are expensive to spawn. An enterprise mode layers on access control and observability for organizations that need to govern which agents may call which tools. Deployment stays deliberately small: install a release binary, use the Homebrew tap, or run the ghcr.io Docker image, with Docker Compose recommended for local setups. Documentation lives at docs.mcpjungle.com. At about 1,200 GitHub stars the project is younger and leaner than heavyweight gateways like IBM's ContextForge, and that smaller footprint is precisely the appeal for individuals and small teams self-hosting a handful of servers rather than an enterprise fleet.