We want to login to mcp context forge using organization LDAP credentials, i.e., users can log in using their corporate credentials rather than having separate app accounts.

Also large enterprises often have multiple Active Directory (AD) domains. We would like mcp context forge to support LDAP with Multiple Domains. The system should allow to be configured to authenticate users from more than one domain in the organization's directory infrastructure.

🧭 Type of Feature

Please select the most appropriate category:

• Enhancement to existing functionality
• [*] New feature or capability
• New MCP-compliant server
• New component or integration
• Developer tooling or test improvement
• Packaging, automation and deployment (ex: pypi, docker, quay.io, kubernetes, terraform)
• Other (please describe below)

🧭 Epic

Title:
Goal: What is the big-picture objective of this feature set?
Why now: Why is this needed? Who benefits?

🙋♂️ User Story 1

As a:
I want:
So that: <some reason / value>

✅ Acceptance Criteria

Scenario: First scenario title
  Given some starting state
  When an action occurs
  Then a result should happen

Scenario: Second scenario title
  Given another state
  When something else happens
  Then another result occurs

🙋♂️ User Story 2

As a:
I want:
So that:

✅ Acceptance Criteria

Scenario: Third scenario title
  Given a specific setup
  When a user performs an action
  Then something meaningful happens

📐 Design Sketch (optional)

Include a diagram, sketch, or flow (use Mermaid if desired):

flowchart TD
    A[Client] -->|POST /completions| B(MCPGateway)
    B --> C[Completion Service]

🔗 MCP Standards Check

• Change adheres to current MCP specifications
• No breaking changes to existing MCP-compliant integrations
• If deviations exist, please describe them below:

🔄 Alternatives Considered

List any alternative designs, existing workarounds, or rejected ideas.

📓 Additional Context

Include related issues, links to discussions, issues, etc.