skgate: self-hosted OAuth gateway runs and secures all your MCP servers
helvio88 · reddit · 2026-10-14
- A Reddit user released skgate, a self-hosted MCP gateway/hub that runs and manages MCP servers and exposes them under multiple auth methods.
- MCP servers run inside skgate with on-demand start/stop, saving homelab resources and removing extra bridging stacks.
- It doubles as an LLM proxy with model aliases, usage tracking, rate limiting and token expiration.
- Setup: pick a provider and helper model, paste an MCP server repo URL — no more guessing configs.
- Built with LLM assistance, security-reviewed by frontier models; under active development aiming for universal server/client compatibility.
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