Cubiczan/governed-mcp-gateway
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Governed MCP Gateway — principal on every tool call and SSE frame, vaulted credential rotation, tool allowlists.
MCP
Cubiczan/governed-mcp-gateway
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
A TypeScript gateway for Model Context Protocol (MCP) that enforces governance on tool calls and SSE frames. It attaches a principal to each call, rotates credentials from a vault, and restricts tools via allowlists.
Best for
Best for
Teams needing governance and credential rotation for MCP deployments
Use cases
- Enforce per-user authorization on MCP tool calls
- Rotate credentials for MCP servers from a vault
- Restrict available tools to a defined allowlist
How to use
Tools exposed
GATEWAY_AGENT_KEYGATEWAY_HUMAN_KEYGATEWAY_RESEARCH_KEYSPEND_PLANE_URL
Notes
A TypeScript gateway for Model Context Protocol (MCP) that enforces governance on tool calls and SSE frames. It attaches a principal to each call, rotates credentials from a vault, and restricts tools via allowlists.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-08. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Enforce per-user authorization on MCP tool calls
- Rotate credentials for MCP servers from a vault
- Restrict available tools to a defined allowlist
Pros
- Explicit principal on every call aids auditability
- Vaulted credential rotation reduces long-lived secrets
- Tool allowlists provide a simple access control model
Cons
- No stars or community traction yet
- Requires running and maintaining a gateway component
- Limited information beyond the listed features
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Explicit principal on every call aids auditability
- Vaulted credential rotation reduces long-lived secrets
- Tool allowlists provide a simple access control model
Cons
- No stars or community traction yet
- Requires running and maintaining a gateway component
- Limited information beyond the listed features
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