generated: '2026-09-19' method: searched status: published source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/end-user-usage/how-to-set-up-a-gateway description: >- Airia operates a remote MCP Gateway as a first-class product surface, not a single fixed server. An administrator composes a Gateway from approved MCP servers (a catalogue of app connectors), SpecLink-converted OpenAPI specs, Agent Skills repositories and Airia-deployed agents; the Gateway is then exposed to MCP clients at one Streamable HTTP endpoint per gateway: https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/gateway/{gateway-id}/mcp, with a tool-search ("Radar") variant at /gateway/{gateway-id}/radar for large gateways. Regional hosts exist (prodaus.mcp-gateway.airia.ai for Australia). Because the endpoint is tenant- and gateway-specific, no anonymous tools/list is possible: an unauthenticated POST to https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/mcp returns 401 with WWW-Authenticate: Bearer. What IS anonymous, and was fetched, is the RFC 9728 protected-resource metadata and RFC 8414 authorization-server metadata on the gateway host — including a dynamic client registration endpoint, so an MCP client can register and complete OAuth without a human provisioning a client id. server: name: Airia MCP Gateway transport: http transport_note: Streamable HTTP (MCP protocol); the docs also show npx mcp-remote for clients without remote transport. url_pattern: https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/gateway/{gateway-id}/mcp radar_url_pattern: https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/gateway/{gateway-id}/radar regional_hosts: - https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai - https://prodaus.mcp-gateway.airia.ai auth: oauth2 protected_resource: well-known/airia-mcp-gateway-oauth-protected-resource.json authorization_server: well-known/airia-mcp-gateway-oauth-authorization-server.json authorization_server_url: https://identity.airia.ai/auth/realms/airia dynamic_client_registration: https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server/v1/register scopes: - mcp.read - mcp.write probe: url: https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/mcp method: 'POST tools/list (jsonrpc 2.0)' http_status: 401 result: gated checked: '2026-09-19' client_configuration: claude_code: claude mcp add --scope user --transport http "https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/gateway/{your-gateway-id}/mcp" claude_desktop: npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/gateway/{your-gateway-id}/mcp cursor: one-click install from the Airia gateway page source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/end-user-usage/how-to-set-up-a-gateway capabilities: - name: Tool aggregation description: One endpoint fronts many approved MCP servers; each tool keeps the attribution of the server it came from. - name: SpecLink description: Converts a hosted OpenAPI (Swagger) spec into MCP tools without writing a custom MCP server. source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/admin-controls/speclink - name: Skills over MCP description: >- Serves Agent Skills (SKILL.md folders) from a GitHub repository or a remote skills server over the same MCP resources machinery, merged into one governed catalog for every connected client. source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/admin-controls/skills-over-mcp - name: Radar description: Optional discovery mode where agents search for tools instead of loading every tool definition up front. source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/admin-controls/radar - name: Tool Scanning description: Screens MCP tool definitions (and skills) for prompt injection before they are added to a gateway. source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/admin-controls/tool-scanning - name: Dynamic Gateway description: A per-user gateway shaped by organization defaults, assigned toolkits and the user's own connections. source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/admin-controls/dynamic-gateway - name: Airia Deployed Agents description: >- Featured catalogue server that turns agents built in Airia Studio (with the Tool & MCP interface enabled) into individual MCP tools any client can call, using passthrough identity or an API key. source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/popular-mcp-servers/airia-deployed-agents - name: Airia Datasource MCP Server description: >- Automatically deployed when a data source is attached to an AI Model step; exposes retrieval as MCP tools for multi-hop retrieval. source: https://airia.ai/docs/build/knowledge/guides/mcp-retrieval tools: - name: Datastore Semantic and Keyword Search description: Searches a single data source using vector and/or keyword matching. server: Airia Datasource MCP Server - name: Multi Data Store Semantic and Keyword Search description: Searches across multiple data sources simultaneously. server: Airia Datasource MCP Server - name: Datastore Filename Search description: Finds files by name within a data source. server: Airia Datasource MCP Server - name: File Content Retrieval description: Retrieves the full content of a specific file. server: Airia Datasource MCP Server - name: Graph Database Cypher Query description: Queries a knowledge graph (when Graph RAG is enabled). server: Airia Datasource MCP Server - name: Multi Data Store SQL Query description: Runs natural language-to-SQL queries on structured data. server: Airia Datasource MCP Server tools_note: >- The tool list above is the published Airia Datasource MCP Server tool table, captured verbatim from the retrieval guide; names and descriptions only, because the live schemas are behind the gateway's OAuth. Every other tool a gateway exposes comes from the apps and agents an administrator selected, so there is no fixed catalogue to record. management_api: description: >- The platform API manages the MCP surface itself — McpDeployments (9 operations, including GET /v1/McpDeployments/{deploymentId}/tools which returns the cached tool list for a deployment), McpLibraries, McpServers, GatewayConfiguration (21 operations) and SkillsRepositories (16 operations). source: openapi/airia-openapi.yml deployment: mode: remote endpoint: https://mcp-gateway.airia.ai/gateway/{gateway-id}/mcp endpoint_note: >- Tenant- and gateway-specific path. The host is fixed and serves RFC 9728 metadata; the {gateway-id} segment is issued when an administrator creates a gateway. auth: oauth verified: probed probe: gated checked: '2026-09-19' source: https://airia.ai/docs/mcp-servers/end-user-usage/how-to-set-up-a-gateway