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What is MCP Hub and Why It Matters for AI Agent Developers

While countless APIs and services already exist, discovering and integrating them is complex and time-consuming. Traditional API portals were built for human developers browsing information about existing services. They were not built for autonomous or semi-autonomous AI agents that need structured, machine-readable access to services. MCP Hub exists to close this gap by rethinking how tools are discovered, explored, and consumed in an agent-first world.

WSO2 Changelog

  • 27 Mar, 2026

Selectable Storage Locations for User Attributes

Asgardeo now gives you greater flexibility in managing where user attributes are stored. You can choose to manage specific user attributes internally within Asgardeo or store them in your connected user stores.

This enhancement provides better control over data management and residency, allowing you to configure storage at a global attribute level or tailor it for each connected user store based on your organizational needs.

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WSO2 Changelog

  • 27 Mar, 2026

Introducing Inheritance and Override Controls for Login & Registration Settings

We have introduced login and registration configurations inheritance for child organizations.

WSO2 Changelog

  • 27 Mar, 2026

Inheritance of Custom Attributes and OIDC Scopes

We have simplified organization management by enabling child organizations to automatically inherit custom attributes and OIDC scopes from the root organization.

Previously, these resources had to be explicitly shared via B2B SaaS applications. With this update, inheritance is automatic, reducing configuration time and eliminating the need for manual sharing steps when setting up new child organizations.

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Elevating AI Gateway Security and Control for LLM Access with the Power of Agent ID

The rapid proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents and Large Language Models (LLMs) is transforming how businesses operate. From automating customer service to generating complex reports, AI agents are becoming indispensable. However, this explosion of AI-driven interactions brings with it significant challenges in management, security, and governance.

Building an Enterprise Grade Self-Serviceable Internal Developer Platform (IDP): Part 1

The CNCF stack behind a modern IDP

For years, we’ve lamented how the DevOps movement has been defined by 'you build it, you run it'. In theory, this empowered developers with end-to-end ownership. However, practical implementations often resulted in a staggering increase in cognitive load. Today’s software engineers are often expected to act as part-time cloud architects, security experts, and Kubernetes wranglers just to ship a simple feature.

Enter platform engineering and the internal developer platform (IDP).

Revenue-First Open Banking: A Five-Step Blueprint for Non-Mandated Markets

Introduction

For financial institutions (FIs) operating in regions without a regulatory open banking mandate, open banking is a strategic path to generating new revenue streams through innovative, market-driven services. Progressive banks in these markets already recognize the significant value of this shift, particularly the opportunity to monetize core infrastructure through embedded finance.

Operationalizing the Model Context Protocol: Unified Governance with the WSO2 MCP Gateway

The WSO2 API Platform offers an MCP Gateway that sits between MCP clients and the MCP servers they use, applying security, access control, rate limits, observation, and policy enforcement across all tool calls. Instead of requiring teams to write these controls directly within their MCP servers, the platform extends its existing API governance layer to cover MCP traffic. It can generate MCP servers automatically from your existing APIs when needed, proxy existing MCP servers, and control how agents interact with them in production.

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