When we first announced support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) earlier this year, it was more than just another product update; it was a milestone for Enterprise Architecture.
For the first time, architects could securely connect conversational AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot to live architecture data, without the need for custom integrations or brittle connectors. The industry took notice. Analysts, customers, and peers alike recognized the significance: explainable, permission-aware AI, finally available to Enterprise Architecture.
Now, we’re moving from proving the concept to scaling it. Today, we’re proud to announce that the Ardoq AI Gateway (MCP Server) is moving from Beta to General Availability (GA).
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that acts as a structured bridge between AI and data platforms like Ardoq.
Instead of asking architects to manually export, clean, and share information, MCP lets AI tools query Ardoq directly and return contextual, permission-aware answers instantly and securely.
It’s the foundation of a future where EA isn’t about static documentation, but about real-time, AI-assisted decision-making.
The first iteration of AI Gateway (MCP Server) introduced a powerful but focused set of capabilities:
This early preview phase proved the concept: AI could fetch and explain architecture data in plain English, safely and reliably.
With GA, AI Gateway (MCP Server) takes a leap forward, moving from data retrieval to discovery.
Together, these upgrades mean MCP doesn’t just fetch information. It helps you uncover inefficiencies, identify risks, and discover optimization opportunities, all through the AI tools you already use.
The enterprise AI landscape is evolving rapidly. But without access to governed, structured data, even the most advanced assistants struggle to deliver meaningful business outcomes.
AI Gateway (MCP Server) fixes that. It ensures that conversational AI is not only powerful, but also trustworthy, explainable, and grounded in your enterprise architecture context.
In short, AI Gateway (MCP Server) transforms Enterprise Architecture from a documentation-focused discipline into a discovery engine.
No other Enterprise Architecture platform has brought MCP to GA. Competitors may have it on their roadmap, but Ardoq is first to market with secure, production-ready support.
And GA is not the finish line. It’s the launchpad.
AI Gateway (MCP Server) sets the stage for the next wave of explainable and easy-to-understand EA: AI that doesn’t just surface insights but reasons over options and recommends the next best action.
With AI Gateway (MCP Server) GA, the future of Enterprise Architecture isn’t just imagined. It’s already here.