archestra vs mcp-dap-server
archestra: Archestra is a secure, MCP-native AI platform that simplifies enterprise AI adoption. It provides comprehensive tools for AI orchestration, security against prompt injections and data exfiltration, cost management, and observability across the organization.; mcp-dap-server: The MCP DAP Server bridges Model Context Protocol clients with Debug Adapter Protocol-compatible debuggers, enabling programmatic control over debugging sessions. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools to start/stop sessions, manage breakpoints, control execution, and inspect program state for AI assistants and other MCP clients.
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- You are a platform or security team that needs central control over how the company uses models and MCP servers.
- You want one platform covering an internal chat, an LLM gateway, an MCP gateway and registry, and an agent runtime.
- You need SSO, RBAC, sandboxed code execution, guardrails, per-user tool authorisation, OpenTelemetry and Prometheus.
- You are a small team that only needs a proxy: Kubernetes-oriented components make this a significant deployment.
- You need to avoid AGPL or commercial terms: the default code is AGPL-3.0 and parts marked Enterprise are under a commercial licence.
- You already run gateways or chat apps whose roles overlap; plan what it would replace.
Enabling AI assistants to control debugging sessions programmatically
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