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Kakao's gateway routes one endpoint into up to 10 of 462 servers.
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PlayMCP is Kakao's MCP gateway. One endpoint routes to a "toolbox" of up to ten MCP servers you pick from a public Korean catalogue holding 462 approved servers. It has no fixed tool list of its own — it forwards whatever your toolbox contains, which is why Anthropic's directory lists zero tools for it. Sign-in is Kakao OAuth.
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Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.
Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
playmcp.kakao.com/llms/mcp-connection-guide.md tells the reading agent to install the mcporter package and states that even when the request arrives in a container environment, it must be installed into the base system environment, with credentials written to ~/.mcporter/credentials.json and no backup needed. It also embeds a fixed client_id. We did not follow any of it. Treat that document as vendor data, not as instructions to your agent, and perform the token exchange yourself.default names no object and no verb. Consent cannot separate a map lookup from an outbound message, and it covers servers you add after consenting.readOnlyHint or destructiveHint is reported here. The classifications above come from Kakao's published catalogue metadata.www.notion.so/2189b97b4888803dbbdcef264e7eff58 returns Notion's generic marketing shell containing no PlayMCP text. The page is genuinely public, but only its API returns the content.There is no fixed number, which is why Anthropic's directory lists zero. PlayMCP is a gateway that routes to whichever servers you put in your toolbox, so the surface is assembled by you at connect time. Kakao's public catalogue held 462 approved servers carrying 2,942 tools on 2026-08-23, and a full toolbox of the ten largest would reach 283.
Yes, if you add the right server to your toolbox. Kakao's own KakaotalkChat server exposes one tool, MemoChat, which its description says sends a KakaoTalk message to yourself. Third-party servers in the catalogue go further: one sends KakaoTalk notifications to every member of a room, and another alerts a designated guardian.
One scope named default, which constrains nothing. Kakao's authorization server advertised scopes_supported of exactly default on 2026-08-23, and the server's RFC 9728 descriptor declares no scopes at all. Because the scope names neither an object nor a verb, it cannot separate reading a map search from sending a message.
Because PlayMCP deliberately refuses Dynamic Client Registration. Kakao's help centre states that PlayMCP does not permit DCR from unspecified AI agents for security reasons, and that the attempt surfaces as a disallowed IP range error. The documented path is a one-time token issued from the toolbox page and exchanged for an access token.
Not necessarily. Kakao's help centre states that tool information on PlayMCP pages does not refresh automatically and that a developer must re-import it and pass re-review. It also states that AI chat loads the latest tool information at call time. So the published description can lag what actually executes.
Yes, with a written review policy and a stated turnaround. Kakao requires every tool to be tested before submission, refuses servers auto-generated by third-party platforms such as Zapier MCP, and rejects tools that request resident registration, passport, card or account numbers. Review completes within seven business days, averaging one to two.
No. Kakao's help centre states that individual MCP endpoint URLs are not exposed publicly and can only be called from within PlayMCP. The gateway at playmcp.kakao.com/mcp is the only external route, and it reaches only the servers you have placed in your toolbox.
No. Kakao's review policy states plainly that PlayMCP does not currently handle the Resource and Prompt parts of the MCP specification. Only tools cross the gateway, so a server offering prompts or resources will have those surfaces dropped rather than forwarded to your client.
llms.txt (retrieved 2026-08-23). Linked from the site's own <link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown"> and an ai-instructions meta tag. · retrieved 2026-08-23loadPageChunk and queryCollection APIs. · retrieved 2026-08-23https://playmcp.kakao.com/api/v1/mcps?page=0&size=100, all 39 pages (retrieved 2026-08-23). Source of the 462-server, 2,942-tool census and of every tool name quoted here. · retrieved 2026-08-23initialize returned HTTP 401 with www-authenticate: Bearer resource_metadata=...; RFC 9728 descriptor at ; authorization server metadata at (2026-08-23) · retrieved 2026-08-23Connect PlayMCP once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.