One MCP URL now connects every server in your organization

Every organization with one organization-wide sign-in now has a single MCP URL that gives each person every server they can reach, across every project, instead of adding servers to a client one at a time. Approving the gateway no longer waits on connecting every service behind it, and admins can withhold it without touching the sign-in it depends on.

Features

One MCP URL connects every server you can reach — The MCP Servers page shows a Connect all servers button with your organization's gateway URL, /mcp/gateway/<organization-slug>. People sign in with their organization account, and the servers they see follow their access, so a server you're granted or lose shows up or disappears on your next request. Each server keeps its own sign-in. (#7521, @danielkov)
Approve the gateway first, connect each server on its own page — The gateway's consent page now approves the gateway itself, showing how many of its servers are connected, with a Give access button that works before anything is connected. Each server gets its own page to connect, with no separate approval, since connecting is all it needs. A tool call to a server you haven't connected yet now links straight to that server's page. (#7565, @danielkov)
Turn the organization gateway off (admin only) — Organization admins can withhold the organization gateway without deleting the sign-in it depends on, from a new Gateway page in organization settings. Turning it off answers every gateway route, including the MCP endpoint and connect pages, with a 404 starting from the next request. (#7582, @danielkov)