Zilla is a source-available multi-protocol gateway whose MCP Gateway gives AI agents one governed endpoint for MCP servers, HTTP APIs, OpenAPI services and Kafka, all configured in a single zilla.yaml.
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Existing MCP servers, HTTP APIs, OpenAPI-described services and Apache Kafka all connect to a single agent-facing MCP endpoint.
Capabilities are namespaced as toolkit__capability, so github__create_pr, payments__refund and kafka__produce_message route without collisions.
The gateway validates the agent identity, filters capability listings by authorization, applies schema guardrails and exports MCP metrics and lifecycle events.
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