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TrueFoundry’s MCP Gateway registers remote MCP servers in a central registry and fronts each with a single tenant-scoped endpoint. It preserves the upstream server’s transport and forwards sessions unmodified, so Consensus’s stateless Streamable HTTP server needs no special handling.

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Register the server

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Add a remote server

In the left sidebar open MCP Gateway, select Add Server, then Connect any Remote MCP Server.
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Fill in the server

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Choose authentication

See the two options below, then save. The gateway exposes the server at /api/llm/[tenant]/mcp/consensus/server.

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Authentication

Choose Individual instead of Shared if each user should supply their own Consensus key under the Auth Overrides tab.

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Notes

  • Headers sent in x-tfy-mcp-headers always override the configured auth.
  • Virtual Accounts can’t use per-user OAuth; give them the API-key configuration.
  • Use the tenant-scoped URL form; the legacy /api/llm/mcp/[server]/server format was retired in April 2026.
TrueFoundry docs: Getting started with MCP servers · Auth and security