Agent registry
Publish supported capabilities, endpoints, and metadata so agents can discover each other through a controlled interface.
MCP-LINK provides an edge-native gateway for Model Context Protocol traffic. Register agents, route tool calls, exchange context artifacts, and audit interactions—without managing your own servers.
A focused gateway for MCP workflows: discovery, routing, context transfer, and observability.
Publish supported capabilities, endpoints, and metadata so agents can discover each other through a controlled interface.
Control which agents can call which tools with scoped tokens, route rules, and rate limits.
Upload context files, logs, and generated outputs, then share them through authorized download links.
Run close to users and agents with Cloudflare Workers, R2, and global anycast routing.
Inspect requests, latency, errors, and agent activity from a unified operational view.
Download the lightweight gateway for local testing, private networks, or migration planning.
Connect existing agents without rebuilding your entire stack.
Define each agent’s capabilities, endpoints, and authentication scope in the gateway registry.
Send JSON-RPC style MCP messages through a stable HTTPS endpoint with policy checks and logging.
Upload context files to object storage and expose time-limited download URLs to authorized agents.
Download the small gateway package to test MCP routing on your machine, then move to Cloudflare Workers and R2 for production traffic.
Designed for teams that need predictable routing, scoped access, and audit trails.
Issue credentials that limit which agents, tools, and routes can be accessed.
All hosted endpoints run over HTTPS with managed TLS certificates.
Capture metadata for each call to support debugging, abuse prevention, and usage analysis.
Generate expiring download links so files are shared only with authorized recipients.
Transparent limits for early-stage projects. No hidden infrastructure bills while you validate your product.
For prototypes, local testing, and small agent networks.
For production pilots with multiple agents and higher throughput.
For regulated teams needing private routing, SLAs, and audit controls.
Yes. The gateway is designed around MCP-style tool, resource, and prompt interactions, while remaining compatible with standard HTTPS and JSON-RPC workflows.
No. The hosted path uses edge functions and object storage. You can also download the lightweight gateway for local testing or private network deployments.
Artifacts can be uploaded to object storage and shared through authorized download links, making it suitable for context files, logs, and generated outputs.
Yes. The Developer plan is intended for prototypes and small deployments, with generous request limits for early-stage projects.
Start with the free tier, download the gateway, or connect with the community to shape the next MCP release.