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See the latest updates, new features, and improvements to MCP Gateway Enterprise.

Enterprise version 0.9.58

July 20, 2026

Eight new default servers are now available in our server catalog. Wiz, Chili Piper, Salesforce, PostHog, Clarity, Webflow, Intercom, and Monday are now pre-configured out of the box. They show up in both the Admin Catalog and the user dashboard, so there's nothing to set up to start using them.

July 19, 2026

Easier navigation on Profile Details and Add Servers. Key buttons and menus now stay in place while you scroll through long lists, so you never lose your spot.

Enterprise version 0.9.57

July 16, 2026

Bulk edit CPU and memory for instances. You can now select multiple instances and update their CPU and memory allocation in one action. Select multiple rows in the MCP Gateway Instances table to reveal an Edit button in the action bar, which opens a dialog for setting CPU and memory across all selected instances at once. For now, CPU and memory are the only fields available in this bulk edit.

July 15, 2026

Filter instances by profile. You can now filter MCP Gateway instances by profile, selecting more than one at once, alongside the existing search and status filters.

July 14, 2026

Updated setup instructions for adding a Codex agent. The instructions shown when adding a new Codex agent now reflect that OpenAI moved MCPs under Plugins in the Codex UI, keeping the steps compatible with their changes.

July 13, 2026

MCP Gateway Registry: select multiple servers from the MCP Registry. The MCP Registry page, accessible from the sidebar, lets users select and add multiple servers at once.

Enterprise version 0.9.55

July 12, 2026

MCP Gateway now supports the latest GitHub Copilot CLI changes, enabling reliable connections without false Dynamic Client Registration errors. Starting with GitHub Copilot CLI v1.0.69, the RMCP transport introduced stricter validation for the resource_metadata value in the WWW-Authenticate challenge. MCP Gateway previously returned this value as a relative reference, which worked with Claude Code, Cursor, and earlier Copilot CLI versions. The newer Copilot parser rejected the relative URL during OAuth discovery and returned a misleading Dynamic Client Registration error. MCP Gateway now returns an absolute, path-qualified URL: https://<host>/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp. This change restores compatibility with the latest GitHub Copilot CLI transport.

July 9, 2026

  • Connection header values can now be user-supplied inputs, prompting each user to fill them in.
  • A new backend audit log records important Admin-UI actions - who did what, when, and from where.
  • MCP Gateway instances boot faster by skipping tokenizer loading except on sandbox-analysis instances.
  • The Admin instances table can now be searched by email.

User-supplied values for connection headers. HTTP headers on a remote MCP server can now be configured as user inputs rather than fixed literals. When a header expects user input, the person connecting is prompted to provide the value - ideal for per-user API keys and tokens that shouldn't be baked into shared configuration. Read more…

Audit log for Admin-UI actions. MCP Gateway now keeps an append-only audit log of important Admin-UI actions - capturing who did what, when, and from where - to support accountability and compliance reviews. This release ships the backend and API; the Admin dashboard view follows in an upcoming release. Read more…

Search instances by email. The MCP Gateway instances table in the Admin UI now matches on email, making it easier to locate an instance by its owner.

July 7, 2026

Guided setup for token-authenticated remote servers. Adds a guided flow for connecting remote MCP servers that require a user-supplied bearer token, replacing a silent, unexplained failure on first connection. Read more…

July 3, 2026

The admin dashboard now surfaces agent-level activity and metrics across the organization. The admin dashboard now provides complete visibility into all agents running across the organization and their activity.

  • See a breakdown of every agent running in your environment.
  • Visualize traffic and interactions per agent.
  • Monitor usage load for each agent individually, making it easy to spot outliers.

Enterprise version 0.9.54

July 01, 2026

Agent Inventory in the admin dashboard. Admins now have an Agent Inventory section in the dashboard, giving them visibility into the agents and clients connected across their platform.

Enterprise version 0.9.53

June 29, 2026

Signal-based idle hibernation for MCP Gateway instances. MCP Gateway instances that sit idle now hibernate automatically, freeing up resources with no action needed - the next request wakes them right back up. The admin dashboard also shows two distinct signals, Last Seen and Last Used, so it's easy to tell what's idle versus active. Read more…

June 28, 2026

Fixed stale OAuth tokens after config updates. Changing a server's OAuth settings (scope, client, or provider) without touching other config no longer leaves it connected with outdated credentials - servers now correctly reconnect and prompt re-authentication when these settings change.

June 21, 2026

Static OAuth backfill job renamed. The Helm chart's static OAuth backfill job was renamed from backfill-catalog-item-derived-host to host-backfill. Any automation or scripts that reference the old job name must be updated. Read more…

June 17, 2026

Admin Settings page. MCP Gateway Enterprise now includes a dedicated Admin Settings page in the dashboard, giving admins a centralized place to view configuration across the Admin UI.

June 16, 2026

  • Independent CPU/memory limits: instances can now burst above their reserved allocation, set via a new optional field in the Admin UI. Backward-compatible.
  • Admin-managed OAuth credentials: admins configure static OAuth directly in the Admin UI.
  • Static OAuth setup in Admin UI: scoped globally per host, not per catalog item.

Set independent CPU and memory limits for MCP Gateway instances. You can now set CPU and memory limits separately from requests, letting an instance burst above its reserved allocation instead of being capped at the request value. Read more…

Manage OAuth credentials for catalog items directly from the Admin UI. Admins can now configure static OAuth credentials for catalog items from the Admin UI, without DevOps involvement. Read more…

Static OAuth setup in Admin UI: scoped globally per host, not per catalog item. OAuth credentials are now scoped to the host rather than to individual catalog items. Migration is required after upgrading. Read more…

STDIO MCP servers are now enabled by default. STDIO MCP servers are now enabled by default, alongside other environment variable default changes in this release. Read more…

June 15, 2026

  • Added a focused "Hosted Mode" for editing hosted MCP-server spaces from the Admin UI.
  • Admins now notified when MCP Gateway instances drift from the baseline version.
  • MCP Gateway now self-heals after Hub outages.
  • Improved isolation and live updates for secrets and OAuth credentials.
  • Hive Controller can now inject extra init and sidecar containers into MCP Gateway pods.

New focused "Hosted Mode" for editing hosted MCP-server spaces. Clicking "edit" on a hosted MCP-server space from the Admin UI now opens MCP Gateway in a focused Hosted Mode instead of the full dashboard. A banner indicates you're editing the hosted setup, with a button to return to the Admin UI when done. The return link is validated to prevent open redirects - it only honors same-origin URLs that point back to the hosted MCP server page.

Admins now notified when MCP Gateway instances drift from the baseline version. A new banner prompts admins to update all instances when any have drifted from the baseline version. Includes a "Remind me later" option to snooze the banner. A new versionDrifted count tracks how many instances are on an outdated image tag, separate from full configuration drift.

MCP Gateway now self-heals after Hub outages. Previously, an extended Hub outage or a rejected handshake could leave an MCP Gateway environment stuck disconnected, sometimes requiring a manual restart. MCP Gateway now retries with backoff in the background and rebuilds the connection automatically. Config sync and telemetry resume once Hub is reachable again - no action needed.

Improved isolation and live updates for secrets and OAuth credentials. Profile secrets and admin OAuth client credentials are now kept in two separate channels instead of one shared map, for stronger isolation. Profile secret changes now propagate to MCP Gateway instances live, without requiring a pod restart.

Hive Controller can now inject extra init and sidecar containers into MCP Gateway pods. Two new environment variables let the Hive Controller operator attach custom containers to every MCP Gateway instance pod: MCPX_EXTRA_INIT_CONTAINERS for init containers and MCPX_EXTRA_CONTAINERS for sidecar containers, following the same pattern as MCPX_NODE_SELECTOR and MCPX_TOLERATIONS.

June 11, 2026

Added support for Gemini CLI and OpenCode as agents in the MCP Gateway UI. Read more…

June 8, 2026

Fixed stuck OAuth reconnections on permanently rejected tokens. When an upstream MCP server permanently rejected a stored refresh token, MCP Gateway previously kept the dead token and looped on "Server unreachable" instead of prompting re-authentication. Read more…

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