Bump.sh White-Labels the MCP Server, and Discovery Is the Next Problem

Bump.sh shipped two features that on the surface read like routine platform housekeeping, and underneath tell you exactly where the agent-facing web is going. They took their MCP servers out of beta, made them available on every plan, and then added the two things that turn a hosted feature into a white-label one: custom OAuth and custom domains. You can now stand up an MCP server generated from your API documentation, put it on mcp.yourcompany.com via a CNAME, and have your users sign in through the Okta or Auth0 or Keycloak they already use, “without ever touching Bump.sh.” The vendor disapp