MCPCore Update: MCP Spec 2026-07-28, SDK v2 & Enterprise Auth
We've shipped a major MCPCore platform update focused on MCP compatibility, enterprise authentication, infrastructure, and reliability.
MCPCore now supports the MCP Spec 2026-07-28 and has been upgraded to MCP SDK v2, keeping the platform aligned with the latest Model Context Protocol ecosystem.
We also improved backward compatibility with previous MCP specification versions, making it easier to connect MCP clients and servers that are not yet running the latest protocol version.
On the authentication side, we improved MCP Auth and Enterprise SSO compatibility for identity providers such as Auth0, Okta, and Keycloak. Our documentation has also been expanded with updated guidance for these authentication and authorization flows.
We have also expanded our production infrastructure with additional server capacity to support growing MCP workloads and improve scalability, workload distribution, and platform resilience.
Other improvements in this release include:
• Security hardening and improved internal security controls
• Updated MCP and authentication documentation
• Dashboard UI and usability improvements
• General bug fixes and platform stability improvements
MCPCore is a managed platform for building, hosting, securing, and monitoring MCP servers without managing your own infrastructure.
Build MCP tools in the browser, deploy them in seconds, connect them to AI clients, and manage authentication, analytics, logs, and infrastructure from one platform.
This update brings us another step closer to making MCPCore a reliable infrastructure layer for production-ready Model Context Protocol applications.
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We've also published the full September 2026 changelog with the details behind this update.
It includes MCP Spec 2026-07-28 support, SDK v2, improved enterprise auth compatibility, infrastructure expansion, security hardening, and more:
https://mcpcore.featurebase.app/changelog/mcp-core-september-2026-platform-update