The safeguards map / 3.3 Gateways
Lunar MCPX
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An open-source aggregator that puts several Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers behind one gateway endpoint, from a project that also describes tool-access control for agent traffic.
Where it sits
3.3 Gateways (primary): Aggregates several MCP servers behind one gateway endpoint; the parent project describes controlling tool access with fine-grained rules.
Control tool access, throttle agent actions, and govern agentic traffic with fine-grained rules.
captured
Lunar MCPX is an MCP server which serves as an aggregator for other MCP servers.
captured
consolidating multiple MCP servers into a single gateway, enhancing security, observability, and management
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Facts
- Concern
- security
- Names the law
- no
- Subject
- agentAI system
- Used by
- those who run it
- Runs
- at runtime
- Policy comes from
- owner-entered settings
- Traffic it sees
- tool calls (MCP)
- Can the agent bypass it
- depends
Handoffs
None recorded.
Listed, not drawn: no documented handoff and no foundation home places it on the map.
Collector's note
Thin evidence: the MCPX README documents aggregation only, and the policy sentence comes from the parent project README, which covers the Lunar Proxy too. The README also says the project is free for non-production and personal use while the license file is MIT. docs.lunar.dev now serves Boomi documentation, which is not cited because it describes another edition.
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