Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and Copilot each ship MCP support that stops at “edit a JSON file on your laptop.” That doesn't scale past one developer. CuratedMCP is the cross-vendor governance plane — one URL controls every developer's MCP catalog, every tool call is logged, and revoking access is a single click.
Uber's engineering org published their MCP strategy in May 2026: a centralized gateway and registry, RBAC, audit logs, PII redaction, and standardized tool definitions. It's the right pattern — and it took them months of platform-engineering time to build. CuratedMCP ships the same pattern as a product. You get 80% of what Uber built in 10 minutes, for $500/month.
| Capability | Uber's custom build | CuratedMCP Registry |
|---|---|---|
| Centralized MCP registry & gateway | Custom Go service | Ships today, $500/mo |
| Pre-vetted server catalog with risk classification | Built from scratch | 69+ servers, day one |
| Cross-IDE (Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot) | Internal agentic focus only | Every MCP client |
| RBAC + audit log | Built in-house | Starter plan and up |
| Internal server auto-generation | Custom tooling | Professional plan — request listing |
| PII redaction gateway | Go-based GenAI gateway | Enterprise — Q3 2026 preview |
| Engineering cost to maintain | ~$500k+/yr | $0 — managed service |
Reference: Uber Engineering on MCP at scale · We track and ship the same pattern, on a multi-tenant SaaS budget.
Emerging use case · Autonomous agents
Platforms like HyperAgent, Crew AI, and AutoGen are now running autonomous agents that make MCP tool calls 24/7 — no human in the loop, no manual review, hundreds of calls per hour. Without a governance layer, there's no inventory of which tools those agents touched, no way to revoke access if a pipeline goes rogue, and no audit trail for your security team.
CuratedMCP works for agents the same way it works for developers: the agent authenticates with a scoped API key, sees only the servers on your allowlist, and every call is logged. Revoke the key from the dashboard and the agent stops on its next request — no code changes, no deployment.
In the last twelve months, Model Context Protocol went from a niche spec Anthropic open-sourced in late 2024 to the de facto plugin standard shipped by Claude, OpenAI, Microsoft Copilot, Google, Cursor, and Windsurf. Every AI assistant inside your organization is now a potential tool-caller, and every MCP server is a potential privileged actor with access to GitHub, Stripe, Slack, and your databases.
The governance gap this has opened is the same gap that package managers created in the 2010s — except faster, with more sensitive credentials, and with fewer adults in the room. npm, PyPI, and Docker Hub were eventually corralled by private registries, SBOMs, and supply-chain scanning. MCP is ten years behind that curve and moving ten times faster.
CuratedMCP Private Registry is the missing control plane. It does for MCP what Artifactory did for binaries and what GitHub Enterprise did for source code: one authenticated endpoint, one approved catalog, one audit trail, one place to revoke access when someone leaves. It is what your compliance team will demand by the end of 2026, and what your developers will thank you for shipping in Q2.
Three failure modes we see in every organization that adopts AI assistants at scale without governance.
of developers using AI assistants install MCP servers without IT approval
Every Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf user can pull any MCP server from GitHub in 30 seconds — with no scanning, no approval, and no inventory.
average cost of a credential-related breach (IBM 2024)
MCP servers run locally with engineer-provided tokens. GitHub admin scopes, Stripe keys, and database passwords end up in plaintext config files on personal machines.
audit records exist for tool calls made through most MCP deployments
"Show me every data access your AI assistants made last quarter." If the answer is a shrug, the finding goes in the report.
Everything a platform engineering team needs to make MCP safe for the rest of the org. No glue code required.
Publish an approved catalog of MCP servers your org has vetted. Engineers subscribe to one URL — your registry — and pick only from what you've allowed.
Every workstation, CI runner, or hosted agent pulls from your registry with a scoped, revocable API key. Rotate in a click when an engineer leaves.
OWNER / ADMIN / MEMBER roles. Invite by email, delegate administration, transfer ownership. No shared credentials.
Every manifest fetch, every key rotation, every membership change. Exportable to your SIEM. Retention scales with plan, up to 7 years for compliance.
Curate only servers that pass our automated security scan — or upload your own internal MCP servers. No more copy-pasting configs from random GitHub repos.
One manifest, every client. Point each editor at your registry URL and employees get the approved toolset on day one.
A single registry supports your whole engineering org. No gotcha per-user fees that punish adoption.
For focused teams piloting AI governance
For engineering orgs scaling AI adoption
For regulated industries and Fortune 1000
All plans include 14-day free trial. Annual billing saves 15%. Volume discounts at 500+ seats.
A single avoided incident pays for three years of Enterprise.
No RFP required. No heroic migration. Here's the rollout we've seen work best.
10 minutes. Invite your platform team. Import the approved catalog.
Issue API keys to a small group. Point their Claude / Cursor / Windsurf config at your registry URL.
See exactly which servers are pulled, by whom, and how often. Prune what's unused.
Publish internal MCP servers. Disable direct GitHub installs via endpoint policy. Ship a compliance-ready AI governance story.
The public marketplace is a discovery site — anyone can browse. A private registry is a tenanted, authenticated endpoint for your org only. Your employees pull from your catalog, with your approvals, under your audit trail.
Hosted is the default, but Enterprise plan includes an on-premise option for regulated environments (SOC 2, HIPAA, GovCloud). Same registry protocol, your infrastructure.
No. Add any MCP server by URL — including internal servers you've built in-house. The registry is a control plane, not a walled garden.
The audit log captures the control activity our compliance consultant's clients have needed. We'll provide a sample and our own SOC 2 Type II report on request for Enterprise plans.
Monthly or annual invoicing, NET-30, PO-friendly. We integrate with Stripe for card-based billing on Starter / Professional, and wire/ACH for Enterprise.
Revoke their API key from the dashboard. Their local editor stops pulling from your registry the next time it refreshes. No credentials on their laptop ever touched your production data directly.
Start a free trial today, or book a 30-minute call with our team to walk through the architecture and pricing for your org.