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Your Internal API Shouldn't Live in a Public MCP Registry

Quick answer: A public MCP registry is a great home for a general-purpose tool you want strangers to discover, but it is the wrong place to expose an internal API that carries production data, service credentials, and unreleased behavior. Internal MCP servers should be private and reachable only th…

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  1. 2026-11-01 14:30 · DEV Community — AI
    Your Internal API Shouldn't Live in a Public MCP Registry

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