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## Why kMCP?

Prototyping MCP services in isolation is quick and fun, but but production adoption introduces many challenges:
Prototyping MCP services in isolation is quick and fun, but production adoption introduces many challenges:

- **Ad-hoc scaffolding** - Configuring the MCP server, integrating it in Kubernetes, and operating it at Enterprise scale
- **Transport fragmentation** – Supporting multiple protocols (HTTP, WebSocket, SSE, etc.) requires custom maintenance.
- **Ad-hoc scaffolding** - Configuring the MCP server, integrating it in Kubernetes, and operating it at enterprise scale
- **Transport fragmentation** – Supporting multiple protocols (HTTP, WebSocket, SSE, etc.) requires custom maintenance
- **Disconnected context** - Enforcing consistent security, observability, and governance for agent-to-tool communication

**_We believe teams who have build MCP services should not experience friction when bringing those services to production. kMCP is designed to make MCP connectivity simple._**
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