Supported features

This page summarizes the current support level across the major Mcpjungle capability areas. Use it as a quick product-readiness view:

Stable: supported and appropriate for normal use
Beta: usable, but still maturing
Limited: supported only partially or with important constraints

Transports

Area	Capability	Support level	Notes
Upstream MCP servers	Streamable HTTP	Stable	Primary remote transport for registering MCP servers in Mcpjungle.
Upstream MCP servers	STDIO	Stable	Supported through config-file registration and local child-process execution.
Upstream MCP servers	SSE	Limited	SSE is supported but no longer recommended as it is a deprecated transport.
Client connection to Mcpjungle	Streamable HTTP endpoint	Stable	Main gateway endpoint exposed at `/mcp`.

MCP surface area

Area	Capability	Support level	Notes
MCP entities	Tools	Stable	Core Mcpjungle workflow. Tools can be listed, invoked, enabled, disabled, and grouped.
MCP entities	Prompts	Stable	Prompts are supported and can be listed, retrieved, enabled, and disabled.
MCP entities	Resources	Beta	Some features such as tool groups may not fully support Resources yet.
Group endpoints	Tool Groups	Stable	Main mechanism for exposing curated subsets of tools to specific clients.

Authentication and access control

Area	Capability	Support level	Notes
Upstream HTTP servers	Static bearer-token auth	Stable	Supported via `--bearer-token` or JSON config.
Upstream HTTP servers	Custom headers	Stable	Supported through the `headers` field in config files.
Upstream HTTP servers	OAuth flow	Beta	Supported for registration-time OAuth on HTTP-based upstream MCP servers. Tokens are gateway-scoped and the feature is still maturing.
Mcpjungle gateway	Enterprise-mode client authentication	Stable	MCP clients authenticate with bearer tokens in enterprise mode.
Mcpjungle gateway	Per-client server allow-lists	Stable	Supported through MCP client creation in enterprise mode.
Mcpjungle gateway	User accounts	Stable	Supported for human operators in enterprise mode.

Deployment and runtime

Area	Capability	Support level	Notes
Local deployment	Development mode	Stable	Intended for individuals using Mcpjungle locally.
Shared deployment	Enterprise mode	Stable	Intended for teams and shared infrastructure.
Distribution	Runtime platforms	Stable	Pre-built binaries are published for macOS, Linux, and Windows on AMD64 and ARM64 on the GitHub Releases page. Container images are published for AMD64 and ARM64 on GHCR.
Database	SQLite	Stable	Good default for local testing and single-user workflows.
Database	PostgreSQL	Stable	Recommended for serious and shared deployments.
Session lifecycle	Stateless sessions	Stable	Default and preferred mode.
Session lifecycle	Stateful sessions	Stable	Supported for cold-start-sensitive or sessionful upstream servers.

Observability and operations

Area	Capability	Support level	Notes
Metrics	Prometheus-compatible OpenTelemetry metrics	Stable	Enabled by default in enterprise mode and available at `/metrics`.
Metrics	OTLP export	Not supported	Mcpjungle does not currently export metrics through OTLP.
Audit Logs	Detailed audit logs for mcp interactions	Limited	This will be improved in future.

Clients

Area	Capability	Support level	Notes
Mcpjungle client	CLI	Stable	Primary management interface for registering servers, managing groups, and operating Mcpjungle today.
Mcpjungle client	Dashboard UI	Beta	Local/dev web UI for inspecting and managing servers, tools, tool groups, prompts, resources, and system info.

Core concepts

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Limitations

Review the current gaps and constraints in more detail.

Governance overview

Understand the enterprise operating model for shared deployments.

Reference

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Transports

MCP surface area

Authentication and access control

Deployment and runtime

Observability and operations

Clients

Core concepts

Limitations

Governance overview

Reference

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Core concepts

Limitations

Governance overview

Reference

Transports

MCP surface area

Authentication and access control

Deployment and runtime

Observability and operations

Clients

Related pages