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No Rust, no Docker, no compiling. Grab the Windows binary, write a tiny config, and watch a real MCP tool server show up in your browser.
Gateway, API gateway, AI-native gateway: the concept ladder, the real players, and where AgentGateway actually stands next to AWS, Azure, Kong, and LiteLLM.

The biggest LLM-consumption release yet: a purpose-built UI, per-token cost attribution, and virtual models that reroute traffic without touching a single client.

One file runs everything — binds, listeners, routes, backends, policies. Here's how to read it top to bottom, and why the same skeleton powers an MCP gateway, an LLM gateway, and a plain proxy.

One open-source proxy for LLMs, MCP tools, agents, and your regular APIs, plus the data-plane and control-plane vocabulary you'll keep running into.

In the previous posts, we explored what AI agents are and how quickly you can get started building them using C# and Azure AI Foundry. By now, one thing should already be clear: AI agents are not just
Introduction In my earlier blogpost, we built a Coordinator/Dispatcher Agent that routes tasks to specialized workers. We also read about how agent patterns mirror microservice patterns—API Gateways, Sagas, and Domain-Driven Design. But there's one c...
Introduction You've built an AI agent. It can answer questions, call tools, and even make decisions autonomously. It feels like magic. But then a question keeps you up at night: What is it actually doing when I'm not looking? Unlike a traditional mic...
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