samanhappy/mcphub is a self-hosted gateway and control plane that connects local and remote MCP servers in one place and serves them to AI clients as a stable endpoint. Self-hosting means installing and running it yourself instead of handing it to an external service. The latest release confirmed in this record is v1.1.7, an Apache-2.0 licensed project written in TypeScript.
MCP is the protocol that connects AI clients with MCP servers. mcphub acts as the unified control point between them, exposing and routing the connected servers behind a single endpoint. It provides grouping, smart routing, and per-user credentials, and controls access through authentication and visibility settings. Servers are operated through central logs, activity tracking, status monitoring, and a web dashboard. The README states that it integrates with MCP-compatible clients such as Claude Code, Cursor, Cherry Studio, and OpenWebUI. It has 2,554 GitHub stars, and the repository was created on March 31, 2025.
That said, this record contains no performance figures, benchmarks, or actual adoption cases. Among the evaluation items, the only one with a recorded number is the momentum score of 2.8 on a 10-point scale; the other three items — novelty, tech, and quality — are blank. The change list and release notes for v1.1.7 are also absent from this record and have to be checked on the release page. It is not explained what criteria smart routing operates on. It can be viewed as a reference for teams wanting to bring multiple MCP servers under one control point, but this information alone makes it hard to judge stability or usage.