A newly created hosted MCP server now works with credentials the moment it's created, instead of waiting on a separate enable step, and opening your organization's gateway URL in a browser shows real setup steps instead of a blank 404. Platform MCP also gets easier to live in day to day: it can use your own MCP servers without a second connection, let you use a server you just set up before sharing it with anyone else, and show inline cards in ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP Apps clients. More on this in Organization and project gateways and Platform MCP.

Features

• New hosted MCP servers work right away — A newly created hosted server now starts private instead of disabled, so it can be used with credentials immediately instead of needing someone to enable it by hand. Only an organization's first server still joins the project's Default plugin automatically. (#7968, @speakeasyforgebot)
• Your organization's MCP gateway URL gets a landing page — Opening the gateway URL in a browser now shows the server URL and setup steps for Claude Code, Claude, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, opencode, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients, instead of a blank "404 Not Found." People outside the organization still see "Not found." (#8312, @danielkov)
• See organization gateway activity across every project — The Organization Gateway page's new Activity tab shows dispatched-call and error totals, calls over time, the discovery steps agents took, and calls by server; Platform MCP can read the same summary. (#8314, @danielkov)
• Use your own MCP servers through Platform MCP, no second connection — New tools reach the servers your organization gateway gives you, with your own upstream sign-ins, and search_my_tools finds the right tool across all of them in one call. Rolling out behind the platform-mcp-gateway-proxy flag. (#8271, @adaam2)
• Use a server you set up before sharing it — Once a server you added through Platform MCP is ready, you can use it from the same connection right away; putting it into a plugin to share with other people is now an optional last step instead of a required one. (#8310, @adaam2)
• Platform MCP shows inline cards in ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP Apps clients — Adding a server shows the server, its project, that it stays private until added to a plugin, and the next step; connecting a sign-in provider shows a single "Sign in to <name>" button, and result cards now show the server's own logo instead of its first letter. (#8221, @adaam2)
• Turn off automatic syncing for one plugin — Each plugin now has a "Sync changes automatically" switch. While it's off, that plugin's changes wait until you click Sync changes, while every other plugin keeps syncing on its own. (#8150, @speakeasyforgebot)
• Manage a hosted server's address from Platform MCP — set_mcp_address and set_mcp_network_access now manage hosted MCP servers' endpoints under your dashboard's hosted address rules, and both return a preview of the exact change before applying it. (#8022, @daviddanialy)
• Share a captured coding session with a one-read link — Create a short-lived, one-read handoff link for one of your own captured coding sessions through an explicitly confirmed Platform MCP workflow. (#8395, @simplesagar)

Bug fixes

• Gateway tool discovery serves the members that answer — A member that's rate limited, briefly unreachable, or errors is now retried within the listing's three-second budget; a member that still can't be listed is left out instead of failing the whole listing, and the full tool inventory comes back in one response instead of paging. (#8107, @ThomasRooney)
• "Unknown" gateway member status now means not checked — Gateway instructions and list_servers now explain that "unknown" means Speakeasy hasn't checked the member yet, and point you to connection_status instead of reading as broken. (#8350, @mfbx9da4)
• Turning on the Organization Gateway takes one confirmation — Enabling the gateway now shows a single dialog recommending an access review instead of requiring the full review to load first. Organization admins can now always read a server's access rules, and the gateway page's endpoint box follows dark mode. (#7969, @chase-crumbaugh)
• Sharing a server to a plugin names the exact server — distribute_mcp_to_plugin now takes the server's ID and acts on that server, instead of whichever one your onboarding flow last selected. (#8259, @adaam2)
• Confirm before removing a server from a plugin — Platform MCP now asks you to confirm the exact project, server, and plugin before taking an MCP server out of a plugin. (#8260, @adaam2)
• Platform MCP sign-in stops asking for your organization twice — When you've already chosen an organization while signing in, or you belong to only one, Speakeasy now skips the organization picker and goes straight to the consent page. (#8405, @bflad)