Universal MCP gateway for AI agents
Hey HN Community, I built MCP360 after spending weeks integrating APIs for an AI agent project. Each tool needed its own setup, auth, billing, and maintenance. When any APIs changed, my integrations broke. I got tired of it. MCP360 is a single gateway giving AI agents access to 100+ tools through one config block. Search engines, web scraping, SEO, e-commerce data, maps, domain tools, and more. Real example: Instead of managing Google Search, web scraping, SERP tracking, and keyword research as 4 separate subscriptions (4 bills, 4 auth systems, 4 points of failure), you connect once. Works…
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Hey HN Community, I built MCP360 after spending weeks integrating APIs for an AI agent project. Each tool needed its own setup, auth, billing, and maintenance. When any APIs changed, my integrations broke. I got tired of it. MCP360 is a single gateway giving AI agents access to 100+ tools through one config block. Search engines, web scraping, SEO, e-commerce data, maps, domain tools, and more. Real example: Instead of managing Google Search, web scraping, SERP tracking, and keyword research as 4 separate subscriptions (4 bills, 4 auth systems, 4 points of failure), you connect once. Works with Claude Desktop, Cline, or any MCP-compatible client. Setup in 2 minutes: - Copy one config block into your MCP client - Start using 100+ tools immediately - We handle everything for you There's a free tier to get started. I'm posting here because I need feedback from people building real agents: 1. What integrations are you currently struggling with? 2. What would make this genuinely useful (not just convenient)? 3.What tools should we add next? This is early stage. I'm building based on what people actually need, not what sounds cool. Honest feedback welcome, even if it's "this doesn't solve my problem because X." Website: https://mcp360.ai Happy to answer technical questions!
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