Proposal: Add an option to disable the authentication header #105
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feat: Add option to disable authentication
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Same use case here but with https://github.com/stacklok/toolhive who already handle the authentication via the same header. Currently, we can't use the MCP with Toolhive. |
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Proposal: Add an option to disable the authentication header
We are running the Notion MCP server behind the agentgateway, which multiplexes multiple MCP servers.
Since all communication happens within the same network, adding an authentication header is unnecessary in our case. Configuring the auth header is also relatively complex.
This feature would be especially useful in local development environments, where security requirements are relaxed and ease of setup is a priority.
I propose introducing an option to disable the authentication header for setups where it is not required.