One Gateway
The Asbury MCP Gateway at localhost:8811 — the local default — routes all tool requests through a single endpoint. One URL to remember, one config to share.
MCP connectors for the Asbury Agentic OS. A live gateway serving twelve real org tools, with configs you can copy. Pick your AI tool, paste the config, connect in under a minute.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard — think of it as USB-C for AI tools. It replaces dozens of custom SDKs and one-off integrations with a single, universal protocol that any MCP-compatible AI can use.
The Asbury MCP Gateway at localhost:8811 — the local default — routes all tool requests through a single endpoint. One URL to remember, one config to share.
AI tools call tools/list to discover what's available. The gateway advertises its twelve live org tools — inbox, memory, health, kernel, cron, listeners — nothing invented.
Each tool is a named function with typed parameters. The AI calls tools/call with arguments, the gateway dispatches to the right agent, and returns structured results.
Tools can read and write resources — files, database records, configuration, live data streams. Everything is a resource, and every resource has a URI.
Six client configs, one gateway. The gateway serves the same twelve live org tools to every MCP client — inbox, memory, health, kernel, cron, listeners. No per-tool magic, no custom plugins. Click a card for the config.
Vercel's AI web app generator. v0 doesn't act as an MCP client today — when it does, the Asbury gateway will be a first-class target.
Status: v0 has no MCP client integration yet. Tracked on the roadmap — no config to ship until it lands.
Anthropic's terminal-native coding agent. Add the gateway to your Claude Code config and every session can call live org tools — inbox, memory, health, kernel status — alongside its normal workflow.
Config: Add the MCP server entry to ~/.claude/settings.json (see the generator below). Every Claude Code session gets the gateway's twelve live org tools.
Anysphere's AI-first code editor. Wire the gateway into .cursor/mcp.json and Cursor's agents get the same live org toolset, no plugin required.
Config: Create .cursor/mcp.json in your project root. Cursor loads it on startup — the gateway's twelve live org tools appear in Composer and agent mode.
GitHub's AI pair programmer. Drop the gateway into your repo's copilot-mcp config and Copilot chat reaches the same live org tools as everything else you run.
Config: Add to .github/copilot-mcp.json (top-level servers key — Copilot differs from the rest). Copilot loads MCP servers from this config.
Codeium's AI-native IDE. Point it at the gateway and its agents call the same twelve live org tools as your other clients.
Config: Configure in .windsurf/mcp_config.json (project) or ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json (global) — not config.json.
OpenAI's terminal coding agent. Connect via codex mcp add and it can reach the gateway's org tools from the shell.
Config: codex mcp add asbury --transport http --url http://127.0.0.1:8811/mcp — or add [mcp_servers.asbury] to ~/.codex/config.toml (see the generator below).
Dealership inventory API for commercial-truck sites — get_inventory, get_listing_details, search_inventory, health. Runs at :8702. This one is our own server, not a client config — the pattern in production.
Available tools: get_inventory, get_listing_details, search_inventory, health
Setup: Server runs on port 8702. Configure your MCP client to connect directly to http://127.0.0.1:8702/mcp. No auth required on loopback.
Pick your AI tool and get the exact JSON config to plug into the Asbury MCP Gateway. Copy. Paste. Done.
Auth: The gateway requires a bearer token. The config shows you exactly where it goes — the token itself never ships in this page's code.
Export ASBURY_MCP_TOKEN in your shell and reference it via ${ASBURY_MCP_TOKEN}. Never paste your real token into this page. Configs point at the local gateway defaults — see the panel above.
This is a real MCP session — initialize, tools/list, tools/call — captured from the live gateway and played back here, statically. No live calls from this page, no setup, no credentials. What you're reading is exactly what the gateway answered, payload for payload.
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A public page can't safely reach our loopback gateway — and we're not about to expose it without a fight. So you get the real thing, recorded.
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