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A SaaS platform enabling dynamic multi-tenant plugin management with team-specific configurations, admin APIs, and real-time changes without restarts.

Scouted Mar 19, 2026

7.0/ 10
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Score breakdown

Urgency8.0
Market size7.0
Feasibility8.0
Competition5.0
The pain

Global single plugin configuration prevents team-specific customizations and adaptations, causing compliance, integration, and management issues.

Who'd pay

Companies and organizations using platforms with multiple teams requiring customized plugin configurations for compliance, integrations, and specific policies.

Signal that triggered it

"ContextForge's plugin system is globally configured at deployment time via a static YAML file. All teams share the same set of plugins with the same configuration."

Original post

[FEATURE][PLUGINS]: Plugin multi-tenancy support — per-team plugin configurations

Published: Mar 19, 2026

Repository: IBM/mcp-context-forge Author: terylt Type of Feature: New feature or capability Epic: Plugin Multi-tenancy support Problem: ContextForge's plugin system is globally configured at deployment time via a static YAML file. All teams share the same set of plugins with the same configuration, causing friction such as team-specific compliance needs, custom integrations, plugin lifecycle management issues, and policy customization challenges. Goals: Allow per-team plugin configurations stored in the database, support a global baseline with team-level overrides, provide admin API endpoints for plugin CRUD operations, enable runtime plugin changes without gateway restart, and maintain backward compatibility with the existing model. Proposed Architecture: Use database for configurations, lazy-loaded PluginManager instances per team, and extended database schema to support global and per-team configurations.

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