Boltmcp

BoltMCP is a platform for building and hosting Model Context Protocol servers on top of an organization's existing APIs and data, so AI agents can use internal systems securely. Rather than rewriting services for a new paradigm, teams wrap complex API workflows into simple, token efficient tools and resources that language models can understand, and deploy the resulting servers on their own infrastructure. It is aimed at platform and security teams in companies rolling out agents across internal systems. Servers can be universal, using progressive disclosure so an agent loads only the tools and skills it needs for a task, or specialized with a focused set of capabilities, and version control is built in. A kill switch disables a server, revokes a user's access or restricts a specific tool instantly. BoltMCP plugs into the customer's own identity provider for authentication, their RBAC policies for user and tool level access control, and their observability platform for telemetry. Installation runs on a Kubernetes cluster and covers ingress and TLS, a Vault secret store, upgrades, secret rotation and production hardening options such as Vault auto unseal, External Secrets Operator and Sealed Secrets with SOPS. The installation documentation doubles as an Agent Skill, so Claude Code can walk an administrator through setup from the cloned repository. Pricing is not published. Installation requires a BoltMCP access key, and the company offers walkthroughs on request, so terms appear to be arranged directly with the vendor. The product is self hosted by design, with no cloud dependency, which suits organizations that must keep agent traffic inside their own environment.