What this site is, where the data comes from, and how we judge usability.
An index of AI tools and MCP servers. We do not build the tools. We do three things: collect entries scattered across GitHub, SkillHub, SkillsMP and several curated lists; label each one with whether it is usable (Chinese UI / ICP filing / a free tier); and send you straight to the tool's own site with no interstitial page.
The catalogue currently holds 7,555 skills and MCP servers and 1,501 AI tools; the sitemap lists 15,595 pages.
Counts by source, computed from the database when this page was generated:
awesome:punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers — 4,255github — 969skillhub — 806awesome:abordage/awesome-mcp — 630awesome:steven2358/awesome-generative-ai — 330skillsmp — 174awesome:e2b-dev/awesome-ai-agents — 157awesome:rohitg00/awesome-devops-mcp-servers — 115Each source has its own page on this site: GitHub · SkillHub · SkillsMP · curated awesome lists. Every change to the site is recorded in the changelog.
Sources starting awesome: are curated lists.
6,102 entries take their description from the item's own repository README.
Three signals, each with a stated test you can re-run yourself:
Where we have no evidence we write n/a rather than infer. That is why some rows show n/a for price: not that the tool is paid, but that we found no evidence.
We are an automated aggregator, not a review outlet. No human scores, no editor's picks, no paid placement. Rankings come from public numbers (for example GitHub stars) that you can open and compare yourself.
If something is wrong — a price changed, a site moved, a tool shut down — write to us and we will fix it.
Email: david@anclum.com