Every new AI client multiplies the wiring work. You duplicate servers across Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code, and more. Nobody gets the same tool set, and nobody sees the same audit story.
Platform vendors mostly govern MCP inside their own stack. Copilot rules do not help your Cursor users. You still need one place that sits between all clients and all servers.
DX Heroes MCP Gateway Enterprise is a self-hosted control plane: one MCP endpoint per profile, shared across clients, with a full web console, structured traces, and the security signals your teams expect in production.

The same servers get reconfigured in every tool. That is fragile and impossible to audit consistently.
See active profiles, connected servers, tool-call volume, token savings from profiles, and security signals in one place. Built for executives and platform owners who need a single picture of AI tool usage.
Define Coding, Research, Support, or your own profiles. Each exposes only the tools that workflow needs, with per-tool names, descriptions, and schemas. Copy the gateway URL and TOON-style prompts for the model in one click.
Register remote HTTP and SSE servers plus built-in packages. Track connection status, auth (OAuth 2.1, API keys), tool counts, and which profiles use each server.
Every tool call is recorded with parameters, responses, status, duration, and errors. Filter by profile, server, tool, and status. Export to OpenTelemetry so Grafana, Jaeger, or Datadog stays your source of truth.
Surface prompt-injection signals, tool-name conflicts, destructive-tool usage, and a risk view across tools. Security teams get audit-friendly language: traces, alerts, and inventory, not scattered IDE logs.
Configure the gateway, authentication and SSO, OpenTelemetry endpoints, notifications, and policies from a single admin surface. Enterprise controls stay next to the traffic they protect.
API keys and OAuth tokens live in the gateway and are injected on the server side. They do not belong in mcp.json on every laptop. OAuth follows the modern MCP auth model, including PKCE and flows aligned with the current specification.
Configuration, traces, and credentials stay in a database on systems you operate. Traffic flows through your gateway; we do not run a SaaS control plane for this product.
We ship MCP Gateway Enterprise as a packaged deployment for your environment. Installation, hardening, and integration with your network and identity stack are part of the engagement. Get in touch for architecture options and a demo.
Validated inputs, hardened HTTP headers, sensitive-field redaction in logs, health endpoints for orchestration, and priority support from the team that builds the product. You run a governed MCP layer on infrastructure you control.
Gateway configuration, traces, and credentials stay in your deployment on infrastructure you operate. Tool traffic flows through your gateway; we do not host a SaaS control plane for this product.
Talk to us for a walkthrough of the console, deployment options for your environment, and commercial terms. We work with your platform and security teams from first demo through rollout.
The product includes structured traces, validated inputs, hardened HTTP headers, sensitive-field redaction, gateway authentication options, OpenTelemetry export, human-in-the-loop approval for high-risk tools, and security alerting aligned with how enterprises review AI tooling.
Yes. Any MCP-compatible client can point at one profile URL on the gateway. Cursor, Claude, VS Code, Windsurf, JetBrains, and others use the same endpoint and policies instead of duplicating configuration across machines.
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Prokop Simek
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With over 12 years of experience in software engineering, I help our clients effectively bridge business with technology.