
MCPJungle is an open-source gateway and registry for Model Context Protocol servers. It validates registered MCP endpoints, supports HTTP and stdio transports, and persists backend resources via the v0 API. The project is maintained by utafrali and duaraghav8 under MPL-2.0.
MCPJungle is an open-source, self-hosted registry and proxy for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It's maintained by a small community (primary contributors: utafrali and duaraghav8, both based in India) under MPL-2.0.
MCPJungle (github.com/mcpjungle/MCPJungle) sits in front of one or many MCP endpoints and provides discovery, validation, and proxy capabilities. It supports both HTTP and stdio transports, validates registered endpoints on registration, and persists backend resources via a versioned v0 API. A Homebrew formula is available for local installs.
MCPJungle is aimed at teams that want a central registry of internal MCP servers with health checks and uniform access, without adopting a heavier governance platform. It's a lightweight building block, not a full enterprise MCP management suite.
Competes with Lasso Gateway, Docker MCP Gateway, and ContextForge on the MCP proxy / registry layer. Archestra AI and similar governance-focused tools sit above MCPJungle in the stack.