Orbit-MCP
Allows managing CI/CD pipelines on Buildkite.
Integrates with CircleCI for continuous integration and deployment pipelines.
Enables interaction with Datadog for monitoring and analytics.
Leverages Docker containers for running MCP gateway infrastructure.
Enables interaction with GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and code management via OAuth-authenticated tools.
Provides OAuth-based access to Google Drive for file management and collaboration.
Connects to Grafana for monitoring dashboards and observability data.
Integrates with Jira for issue tracking and project management tasks.
Enables management of Kubernetes clusters and resources.
Supports creating pages and managing Notion documentation through the gateway.
Provides tools for error tracking and performance monitoring via Sentry.
Allows sending messages and managing Slack channels, integrated with team communication workflows.
Supports infrastructure as code operations with Terraform.
Click on "Deploy Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Orbit-MCP Enable GitHub server and start gateway"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
π°οΈ Orbit-MCP: Meta-MCP Server for AI Toolchain Orchestration
"We build and maintain your AI-integrated developer toolchain, so your team can focus on shipping."
π Vision
Orbit-MCP is a meta-orchestrator that acts as a central control plane for managing all your AI-accessible developer tools. Instead of every team setting up and maintaining individual MCP servers, Orbit-MCP handles deployment, security, OAuth, permissions, and versioning through a unified interface.
As AI agents become first-class developers, they need secure, structured access to tools your team already uses. Orbit-MCP makes it plug-and-play: a unified, secure, and observable layer between your company's infrastructure and any AI coding assistant.
Related MCP server: MCP Gateway
β‘ Key Features
π Server Discovery: Browse 147+ available MCP servers from Docker's catalog
π OAuth-First Authentication: Seamless OAuth flows for GitHub, Google Drive, and more
β‘ Dynamic Tool Aggregation: Enable servers and instantly access their tools
πͺ Gateway Management: Full lifecycle management of Docker MCP Gateway
π₯ Permission Control: Team-based access control (coming soon)
π Audit Logging: Track tool usage and access patterns (coming soon)
π οΈ Available Tools
Core Management Tools (9 tools)
hello_orbit()- Test connectivity and show system statuslist_available_servers()- Browse 147+ available MCP serversenable_server(server_name)- Enable specific servers with OAuth checkinglist_enabled_servers()- Show currently enabled servers
OAuth Authentication (4 tools)
list_oauth_providers()- Show available OAuth providers (GitHub, Google Drive)authorize_oauth(provider)- Start OAuth flow (opens browser)revoke_oauth(provider)- Revoke OAuth accesscheck_server_auth(server_name)- Check authentication requirements
Gateway & Tool Execution (5 tools)
start_gateway()- Start Docker MCP Gateway on port 3001stop_gateway()- Stop the gatewaygateway_status()- Check gateway statusdiscover_gateway_tools()- List tools from enabled serverscall_gateway_tool(tool_name, args)- Execute tools through gateway
Legacy Tools
list_enabled_tools()- Show available tools (with helpful gateway guidance)
π Demo Workflow
Scenario 1: GitHub Integration
# 1. Check available servers
list_available_servers()
# β
Shows 147+ servers including GitHub
# 2. Try to enable GitHub
enable_server("github")
# β οΈ "Authentication required. Use authorize_oauth('github')"
# 3. Complete OAuth flow
authorize_oauth("github")
# π Opens browser for GitHub OAuth consent
# 4. Enable GitHub server
enable_server("github")
# β
"Successfully enabled github (OAuth authenticated)"
# 5. Start gateway and discover tools
start_gateway()
# β
"Gateway started on port 3001"
discover_gateway_tools()
# π Lists: create_issue, search_repositories, create_pull_request, etc.
# 6. Use GitHub tools directly!
call_gateway_tool("create_issue", {
"title": "Demo Issue",
"body": "Created via Orbit-MCP meta-orchestrator!",
"repository": "username/repo"
})
# β
Creates actual GitHub issue! πScenario 2: Multi-Service Workflow
# Enable multiple services
enable_server("github") # Code repositories
enable_server("slack") # Team communication
enable_server("notion") # Documentation
# Start gateway
start_gateway()
# Discover all available tools
discover_gateway_tools()
# π Shows tools from GitHub, Slack, Notion all in one place
# Use tools from different services seamlessly
call_gateway_tool("create_issue", {...}) # GitHub
call_gateway_tool("send_message", {...}) # Slack
call_gateway_tool("create_page", {...}) # NotionποΈ Architecture
graph TD
A[AI Agent/Cline] --> B[Orbit-MCP Server]
B --> C[Docker MCP Gateway]
C --> D[GitHub MCP]
C --> E[Slack MCP]
C --> F[Notion MCP]
C --> G[147+ Other Servers]
B --> H[OAuth Management]
B --> I[Server Registry]
B --> J[Tool Discovery]
H --> K[GitHub OAuth]
H --> L[Google OAuth]
H --> M[Other Providers]π¦ Installation & Setup
Prerequisites
Docker Desktop with MCP plugin
Python 3.12+
uv package manager
Quick Start
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Wirasm/orbit-mcp.git
cd orbit-mcp
# Install dependencies
uv sync
# Run the MCP server
uv run orbit-mcp-serverConfigure with Claude Code
Add Orbit-MCP to your Claude Code instance:
# From any directory, run:
claude mcp add orbit-mcp /path/to/orbit-mcp/.venv/bin/orbit-mcp-server
# For example:
claude mcp add orbit-mcp /Users/rasmus/Projects/cline-hack/orbit-mcp/.venv/bin/orbit-mcp-serverThis will add Orbit-MCP to your current Claude Code project. The server will appear in the MCP servers list and connect automatically.
Configure with Cline
Add to your project's .mcp.json file (in the project root):
{
"mcpServers": {
"orbit-mcp": {
"command": "/path/to/orbit-mcp/.venv/bin/orbit-mcp-server"
}
}
}Or with uv:
{
"mcpServers": {
"orbit-mcp": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"run",
"orbit-mcp-server"
],
"cwd": "/path/to/orbit-mcp",
"env": {
"PATH": "/opt/homebrew/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin"
}
}
}
}π― Use Cases
For Development Teams
Unified Toolchain: One interface to access GitHub, Jira, Slack, AWS, etc.
OAuth Management: Centralized authentication for all services
Permission Control: Team-based access to different tool sets
Audit Trail: Track which AI agents used which tools when
For Individual Developers
Tool Discovery: Browse and enable from 147+ available MCP servers
Quick Setup: OAuth flows handle authentication automatically
Multi-Service Workflows: Use tools from different services seamlessly
For DevOps Teams
Infrastructure as Code: Enable AWS, Terraform, Kubernetes tools
Monitoring Integration: Connect to Grafana, DataDog, Sentry
Deployment Pipelines: Integrate with CI/CD tools like CircleCI, Buildkite
πΊοΈ Future Roadmap
Phase 1: Core Platform β
Server discovery and management
OAuth-first authentication
Dynamic tool aggregation
Gateway lifecycle management
Phase 2: Enterprise Features (Next 2 weeks)
Pack system (frontend-stack, backend-stack, devops-stack)
Team permissions and role-based access
Audit logging and usage analytics
Web dashboard for visual management
Phase 3: Advanced Orchestration
Workflow automation and chaining
Tool recommendation engine
Custom server integration
Enterprise SSO integration
Phase 4: SaaS Platform
Hosted service option
Multi-tenant architecture
Billing and usage monitoring
Marketplace for custom tools
π Competitive Advantages
Meta-Orchestrator Approach: Manage the managers, not individual tools
OAuth-First: Professional authentication vs. hardcoded API keys
Docker MCP Integration: Leverages existing container ecosystem
147+ Servers Available: Massive catalog of pre-built integrations
Single Configuration: One MCP server to manage them all
π€ Contributing
This is a hackathon project, but we welcome contributions! Key areas:
Server Integrations: Add support for new MCP servers
Authentication: Expand OAuth provider support
UI/UX: Web dashboard and visualization
Documentation: Usage examples and tutorials
π License
MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.
π Acknowledgments
Docker MCP team for the incredible gateway infrastructure
FastMCP for the Python MCP server framework
Anthropic for MCP specification and Cline integration
The broader MCP community for server ecosystem
Ready to orchestrate your AI toolchain? π
Get started with uv run orbit-mcp-server and experience the future of AI-integrated development!
Available Tools
25 toolsadd_server_to_packA
Add a server to an existing pack
Args: pack_name: Name of the pack server_name: Name of the server to add
Returns: Dictionary with success status and operation details
Inputs: pack_name (required), server_name (required). Returns: object
authorize_oauthA
Start OAuth authorization flow for a provider (e.g., 'github', 'gdrive')
Args: provider: OAuth provider name (e.g., 'github', 'gdrive')
Returns: Dictionary with success status and authorization details
Inputs: provider (required). Returns: object
call_gateway_toolA
Call a tool from enabled Docker MCP servers
Args: tool_name: Name of the tool to call (e.g., 'create_issue', 'search_repositories') arguments: Dictionary of arguments to pass to the tool
Returns: Dictionary with tool execution result
Inputs: arguments (required), tool_name (required). Returns: object
check_server_authA
Check authentication requirements and status for a server
Args: server_name: Name of the server to check (e.g., 'github', 'slack')
Returns: Dictionary with authentication requirements and current status
Inputs: server_name (required). Returns: object
create_company_pack_templateA
Create a predefined company pack from templates
Args: template_name: Name of the template ('frontend-stack', 'backend-stack', 'devops-stack', 'data-stack', 'productivity-stack', 'web-scraping-stack')
Returns: Dictionary with pack creation results
Inputs: template_name (required). Returns: object
create_packA
Create a new company/team pack with specific MCP servers
Args: pack_name: Name of the pack (e.g., 'frontend-stack', 'acme-devops') description: Human-readable description of the pack servers: List of server names to include in the pack tags: Optional list of tags for categorization (e.g., ['frontend', 'development'])
Returns: Dictionary with success status and pack creation details
Inputs: servers (required), pack_name (required), description (required), tags. Returns: object
disable_serverA
Disable a specific Docker MCP server by name
Args: server_name: Name of the server to disable (e.g., 'github', 'slack', 'notion')
Returns: Dictionary with success status and server removal details
Inputs: server_name (required). Returns: object
discover_gateway_toolsB
Discover tools available from enabled Docker MCP servers
Returns: List of tool definitions from enabled servers
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: result
enable_serverA
Enable a specific Docker MCP server by name (with OAuth-first authentication)
Args: server_name: Name of the server to enable (e.g., 'github', 'slack', 'notion')
Returns: Dictionary with success status, message, and authentication details
Inputs: server_name (required). Returns: object
gateway_statusA
Check the status of the Docker MCP Gateway
Returns: Dictionary with gateway status and details
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: object
get_pack_infoA
Get detailed information about a specific pack
Args: pack_name: Name of the pack to inspect
Returns: Dictionary with pack information and server status
Inputs: pack_name (required). Returns: object
hello_orbitC
Test connectivity and show Orbit-MCP status
Inputs: message. Returns: result
install_packA
Install a pack by enabling all its servers
Args: pack_name: Name of the pack to install (e.g., 'frontend-stack') enable_oauth: Whether to prompt for OAuth authorization if needed
Returns: Dictionary with installation results and any auth requirements
Inputs: pack_name (required), enable_oauth. Returns: object
list_available_serversA
List all available MCP servers from Docker MCP catalog
Returns a list of server dictionaries with name, description, and status. Use this to see what servers you can enable with enable_server.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: result
list_enabled_serversA
List currently enabled MCP servers
Returns a list of enabled server dictionaries with name, status, and container info.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: result
list_enabled_toolsA
List all available tools from currently enabled servers
Returns a list of tool dictionaries with name, description, and server info. Use this after enabling servers to see what tools are available.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: result
list_oauth_providersA
List available OAuth providers and their authorization status
Returns a list of OAuth providers with their authorization status. Use this to see which services support OAuth and whether they're authorized.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: result
list_packsA
List all available company/team packs
Returns: List of pack configurations with server details
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: result
remove_server_from_packA
Remove a server from an existing pack
Args: pack_name: Name of the pack server_name: Name of the server to remove
Returns: Dictionary with success status and operation details
Inputs: pack_name (required), server_name (required). Returns: object
reset_all_serversA
Disable all currently enabled MCP servers (company reset functionality)
Returns: Dictionary with success status and list of disabled servers
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: object
revoke_oauthA
Revoke OAuth authorization for a provider
Args: provider: OAuth provider name (e.g., 'github', 'gdrive')
Returns: Dictionary with success status and revocation details
Inputs: provider (required). Returns: object
start_gatewayA
Start the Docker MCP Gateway for tool execution
Returns: Dictionary with success status and gateway details
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: object
stop_gatewayA
Stop the Docker MCP Gateway
Returns: Dictionary with success status and details
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: object
uninstall_packA
Uninstall a pack by disabling all its servers
Args: pack_name: Name of the pack to uninstall
Returns: Dictionary with uninstallation results
Inputs: pack_name (required). Returns: object
update_packB
Update an existing pack with new configuration
Args: pack_name: Name of the pack to update description: New description (optional) servers: New list of servers (optional) tags: New list of tags (optional)
Returns: Dictionary with success status and update details
Inputs: pack_name (required), tags, servers, description. Returns: object
Tool Schema Changelog
Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.
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TDQS
Scored across 25 tools
Several tools have overlapping purposes, such as discover_gateway_tools and list_enabled_tools both listing tools from enabled servers. list_available_servers vs list_enabled_servers are distinct but could confuse agents. Description clarity helps, but the boundaries between some tools remain fuzzy.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (list_packs, create_pack, enable_server). Minor deviations exist: hello_orbit is not verb_noun, gateway_status uses noun_noun instead of get_gateway_status. These are small inconsistencies in an otherwise predictable scheme.
At 25 tools, the set is on the heavy side for the domain of MCP server management. It is borderline but each tool addresses a specific management function, so the count is not unreasonable, though it could be consolidated to reduce cognitive load.
The domain covers server lifecycle (enable/disable/reset), OAuth management, gateway operations, and pack CRUD. Major operations are present, but there is no delete_pack tool (only uninstall_pack, which disables servers without removing the pack). Minor gaps exist but agents can work around them.
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