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MCPHub is an open-source centralized management and routing hub for connecting multiple MCP servers to AI clients, offering a unified dashboard, flexible routing, and access controls.

Running several MCP servers separately gets messy fast. MCPHub is a centralized management and routing hub for builders connecting multiple MCP servers to AI clients. It helps you manage, group, and expose servers through one dashboard and Streamable HTTP endpoints for every server, a logical group, or one server. Key features: • Unified dashboard – monitor and control configured MCP servers in one place. • Flexible routing – expose all servers, a group, or an individual server through dedicated endpoints. • Granular visibility – choose which tools, prompts, and resources each server exposes inside a group. • Smart routing – discover relevant tools with vector semantic search. • Built-in access controls – MCP endpoints require authentication by default, with OAuth 2.0 client and server modes supported. It’s open-source, but its licensing metadata conflicts: the repository’s LICENSE is Apache 2.0, while package.json lists ISC. Link in the reply
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Running several MCP servers separately gets messy fast.

MCPHub is a centralized management and routing hub for builders connecting multiple MCP servers to AI clients.

It helps you manage, group, and expose servers through one dashboard and Streamable HTTP endpoints for every server, a logical group, or one server.

Key features:

• Unified dashboard – monitor and control configured MCP servers in one place. • Flexible routing – expose all servers, a group, or an individual server through dedicated endpoints. • Granular visibility – choose which tools, prompts, and resources each server exposes inside a group. • Smart routing – discover relevant tools with vector semantic search. • Built-in access controls – MCP endpoints require authentication by default, with OAuth 2.0 client and server modes supported.

It’s open-source, but its licensing metadata conflicts: the repository’s LICENSE is Apache 2.0, while package.json lists ISC.

Link in the reply

GitHub: https://github.com/samanhappy/mcphub…

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Mastering GitHub Copilot is a multi-module, 10-hour course for developers who want to use Copilot as an AI programming partner.

It helps you build practical workflows by pairing written lessons with hands-on challenges, sample projects, and further resources.

Key features: • Beginner-to-advanced path – move from setup and prompting into deeper project workflows. • Multi-language labs – practice with JavaScript, Python, and C# projects. • Agent workflows – explore Agent Mode, Copilot CLI, Coding Agent, and MCP integration. • Applied exercises – build a Python mini-game and work through complex SQL. • Modernization scenarios – upgrade legacy Python, migrate languages, and use notebooks for data science.

It’s open-source (MIT license). GitHub Copilot access is required for the exercises.

Link in the reply

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