01 · Add a connection
Choose a connector, enter its configuration in GateRook, and test that your computer can reach the service.
The GateRook field guide
From the first connection to a useful answer. Find your service, follow the setup, and see exactly what your AI can do through MCP.
One workflow for your whole stack
Choose a connector, enter its configuration in GateRook, and test that your computer can reach the service.
Select connections and give each tool a mode: Off, Read only, or Approval. Keep development and production separate.
Use Clients to connect your MCP app. The agent requests tools; GateRook checks access, runs allowed calls and returns results.
Find your integration
Built-in connectors, supported database variants, log backends and external MCP servers. Each guide includes configuration, available tools, an illustrated request and troubleshooting.
15 integration guides
Connect MySQL to an MCP-compatible AI app with GateRook. Explore schemas, run read-only SQL, review changes and keep database credentials out of prompts.
Connect PostgreSQL to an MCP-compatible AI app with GateRook. Explore schemas, run read-only SQL, review changes and keep database credentials out of prompts.
Connect MariaDB to an MCP-compatible AI app with GateRook. Explore schemas, run read-only SQL, review changes and keep database credentials out of prompts.
Connect Redis to an AI app through MCP. Scan allowed keys, inspect values and TTLs, and troubleshoot cache data with the read-only GateRook connector.
Connect MongoDB to AI through MCP. Find documents, run read-only aggregations and scope collections with GateRook, without putting credentials in prompts.
Connect Loki to AI through MCP. Search and follow scoped logs with GateRook, using native queries, bounded time ranges and private credentials.
Connect AWS CloudWatch Logs to AI through MCP. Search and follow scoped logs with GateRook, using native queries, bounded time ranges and private credentials.
Connect Google Cloud Logging to AI through MCP. Search and follow scoped logs with GateRook, using native queries, bounded time ranges and private credentials.
Connect OpenSearch to AI through MCP. Search and follow scoped logs with GateRook, using native queries, bounded time ranges and private credentials.
Connect a REST or HTTP API to AI through MCP. Scope base URLs and paths, keep API keys in GateRook, and approve requests that change data.
Connect Claude, Codex or Cursor to AWS through GateRook. Inspect resources and CloudWatch metrics with scoped regions, local credentials and read-only MCP tools.
Use AI with Google Cloud through GateRook MCP tools. Search Cloud Asset inventory, inspect supported resources live and query Cloud Monitoring with scoped credentials.
Connect AI to Kubernetes with GateRook. Inspect pods, events and logs over MCP, restrict namespaces, and review rollout restarts or manifest changes before execution.
Use SSH from AI through GateRook MCP runbooks. Connect with keys, passwords or Vault SSH CA, verify host keys, and approve commands that change your servers.
Put an existing stdio or Streamable HTTP MCP server behind GateRook. Review discovered tools, configure secret injection, choose endpoint modes and audit calls.
Your infrastructure, on your terms
Start with one connection. Choose what your AI can do.