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How to Run Multiple AI Coding Agents at Once with Discobot
Learn how to run multiple AI coding agents at once using Discobot. Spin up parallel sessions across isolated sandboxes and stop waiting for one agent to finish before starting the next.
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Hosted MCP vs Self-Hosted MCP vs Local MCP: How to Choose
Compare hosted, self-hosted, and local MCP deployment models, including tradeoffs around speed, control, security, and operations.
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Single MCP Gateway vs Multiple MCP Servers
The world of MCP (Model Context Protocol) is growing fast. As more teams connect AI clients like Claude, Cursor, and VS Code to internal tools, a common architectural question appears: Should we run a single MCP gateway, or multiple independent MCP servers? At first glance, this looks like a routing decision, but in reality, it’s […]
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How to Access, Add, and Manage MCP Servers in Obot
A step-by-step guide to deploying Obot, connecting MCP servers, managing server types, and controlling access with registries.
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Building a Secure MCP Platform with Obot
Hello Obot readers – Anantha Kasetty here, and I’m excited to kick off a series of blog posts on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and building secure AI infrastructure using Obot MCP Gateway. As an early employee at Kong, I’ve spent years watching APIs evolve from simple connections to being the critical backbone of enterprise […]
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Announcing Obot MCP Platform v0.16.0: API Keys, Model Access Policies, and Other Enterprise-Ready Controls
We are excited to announce the release of Obot v0.16.0, a significant update focused on enterprise readiness and operational control. This release introduces API key authentication for programmatic access, fine-grained model access policies, enhanced Azure OpenAI support, and Kubernetes capacity monitoring. Together, these features give administrators solve real enterprise problems. API Key Authentication Obot now […]
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Using an MCP Gateway as a Developer
Introduction To start off, MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that specifies how AI applications can securely connect to external systems and data sources. It provides a consistent interaction pattern that helps AI models produce more reliable results: You can think of MCP as sort of a universal adapter that let’s your AI […]
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Understanding MCP Server Hosting: Why Centralized Management Matters (And Where Your Servers Should Run)
Find out how MCP server hosting is impacting your organization. Manage it wisely to enhance security and developer collaboration.
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15 MCP Servers I Use Most Right Now
A practical list of 15 MCP servers I use most for research, coding, browsing, payments, and productivity, with links to each project.
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Announcing Obot MCP Platform v0.15.0: Gateway Re-Architecture, Custom Branding, and a Unified UX
We are excited to announce the release of Obot v0.15.0. This release includes a major architectural change to the platform, new branding capabilities, a significant UX overhaul across user roles, and a refreshed documentation experience. Check out the video below for a peek at all the new features. Gateway Re-Architecture for a More Extensible Platform […]
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Refactoring Our MCP Gateway: From Intercepting Server to Composable Infrastructure
When we first built Obot’s MCP gateway, our goal was straightforward: give users a single, secure entry point to their MCP servers. Over time, though, the gateway began to absorb more and more responsibility. Authentication, authorization, server lifecycle management, webhook execution, audit logging. Every new feature seemed to add another layer of bespoke logic. This […]
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Obot AI Donates the MCP Dev Summit to the Linux Foundation — and a New Chapter Begins for Agentic AI
Obot AI is donating the MCP Dev Summit to the Linux Foundation under the new Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF). After 2025 events in San Francisco and London, the summit will transition starting with the April 2–3, 2026 New York event. CFP is open.
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