MCP Hub

Every tool your agents can use, in one catalog

Add each server once, with one credential. Meandr builds its catalog, your team switches on what's allowed, and every workspace attaches from there.

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How it works

How the MCP Hub works

Servers belong to your team, not to a workspace.

  1. 01 Shared servers

    Add each MCP server once, for the whole team

    A server is one record for the whole team. Remote servers over Streamable HTTP, stdio MCP servers and hosted servers all live in the same list. Any workspace can use a server without a copy of the server or its credential.

    • One credential per server, shared by every workspace that uses it; revoke it once in the server's settings
    • Meandr tries the connection and the sign-in the moment you add a server
    • You can also turn on a health check for any server and set its interval and timeout
    • Sign-in is set when you add a server; later edits cover health checks, rate limits and custom headers
    Quickstart: put a server in a workspace Guide: connecting a server, step by step

  2. 02 Tool discovery

    Meandr reads each server's tools and prompts, and re-reads them when they change

    Meandr reads a server's tools, resource templates and prompts from the server itself. Meandr re-reads that catalog every hour, and about five minutes after the server reports that its tools or prompts changed.

    • Resync reads the server again on demand
    • A read that fails puts a failed badge on the server, and the catalog you had stays as it was
    • Files and data a server shares are never copied: Meandr fetches each one live when an agent asks
    • The catalog names the MCP revision the server speaks

  3. 03 Tool curation

    Your team switches on the tools workspaces may import

    Every tool, prompt and resource template gets a team switch, and no workspace can import one that is switched off.

Questions about the MCP Hub

Does the catalog hold my data?
No. The catalog holds definitions only: tool names, descriptions and input schemas. What Meandr records about each call →
Is the MCP Hub the same as the Docker MCP catalog or the Official MCP registry?
No. The Docker MCP catalog and the Official MCP registry are where you pick servers to host. The MCP Hub is your team's own list, and a hosted server joins it like any other. MCP Hosting →

Keep every MCP server your team uses in one catalog

Each server keeps one record and one credential, however many workspaces use it.

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