🌳 MCPJungle 🌳

Name: 🌳 MCPJungle 🌳
Author: duaraghav8

@duaraghav8

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About 🌳 MCPJungle 🌳

One place to manage & connect to all your MCP servers

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Basic information

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "MCPJungle": {
      "command": "docker",
      "args": [
        "compose",
        "up",
        "-d"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Tools

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Overview

What is 🌳 MCPJungle 🌳?

🌳 MCPJungle 🌳 is a self-hosted MCP gateway that lets developers and teams manage multiple MCP servers behind a single endpoint. Instead of configuring each AI client separately, you register servers once in MCPJungle and connect Claude, Cursor, Copilot, or custom agents to one unified MCP gateway.

How to use 🌳 MCPJungle 🌳?

Start the server via Docker Compose (docker compose up -d), then use the CLI (mcpjungle register) to add MCP servers. Connect clients by pointing them to the streamable HTTP endpoint at http://localhost:8080/mcp. The CLI is available via Homebrew or from the Releases page. Stdio-based servers require a special Docker image tagged latest-stdio.

Key features of 🌳 MCPJungle 🌳

Unified MCP endpoint for all AI clients
Central server registration and management
Optional tool groups for scoped tool access
Access control and observability hooks for shared deployments
Supports streamable HTTP, stdio, and SSE transports
Runs locally or as shared team infrastructure

Use cases of 🌳 MCPJungle 🌳

Clean personal MCP setup with one endpoint
Shared team gateway with centralized tool discovery
Scoped tool exposure for different clients via tool groups
Production deployment with PostgreSQL and Docker

FAQ from 🌳 MCPJungle 🌳

What database does MCPJungle use?

By default it uses a SQLite file (mcpjungle.db). For production you can configure PostgreSQL via DATABASE_URL or individual env vars.

How do I connect Claude Desktop to MCPJungle?

Add an mcpServers entry in Claude Desktop using npx mcp-remote http://localhost:8080/mcp --allow-http.

What transports does MCPJungle support?

It supports stdio, streamable HTTP, and SSE (SSE support is mentioned as existing but not yet mature).

How do I register a stdio-based MCP server?

Use the CLI command mcpjungle register with the appropriate stdio parameters, and run the server using the latest-stdio Docker image which includes npx and uvx.

What are the current limitations?

The README includes a “Current limitations” section (not fully shown) that mentions cold-start problems and stateful connections. For the latest info, refer to the official documentation at docs.mcpjungle.com.