This task can be performed using Toolport
All your MCP servers. One port.
Best product for this task
Toolport
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Toolport is a free, open-source, local-first MCP gateway. Set up and authenticate each MCP server once, and every AI client (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex and the rest) shares it. Your agent loads a handful of meta-tools instead of hundreds, cutting tool-token overhead up to 91%. Every call is fingerprinted for tampering, your API keys stay in the OS keychain, and you get a full audit trail. No containers, no sign-up.
What to expect from an ideal product
- Toolport logs a cryptographic fingerprint for every MCP tool call, so you can prove after the fact whether a request was tampered with between your AI client and the upstream server β no extra logging middleware required.
- API keys and tokens never touch a config file or an environment variable; Toolport reads credentials directly from your OS keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, or Linux Secret Service), which means a leaked dotfile exposes nothing.
- Instead of loading hundreds of individual tools into Claude, Cursor, or VS Code, Toolport exposes a small set of meta-tools per session β benchmarks show up to 91% fewer tool tokens consumed, which directly lowers latency and cost on token-priced models.
- You configure each MCP server once inside Toolport; every AI client on the same machine picks up that single gateway automatically, so adding a new client like Codex or a custom agent never means re-entering credentials or rewriting server configs.
- Toolport runs entirely on your local machine with no sign-up, no Docker container, and no cloud dependency β the audit trail it generates stays on disk under your control, which matters for teams working under data-residency or compliance constraints.
