All MCP servers
MCP servers you install into Claude, Cursor and other AI assistants. Categories below come from keywords matched in each entry name and description, the same rules /mcp-directory/ uses; the 1,498 entries that match none sit under Other.
Showing 1–80 of 5,459 entries · 1,263 carry a public star count and a description, the other 4,196 are listed here too · page 1 of 69
Common questions about MCP servers
What is an MCP server?
A program that implements the Model Context Protocol, exposing a capability like files, a database or web search as a tool an AI assistant can call.
How do I install one?
Most entries are open-source projects you install from their own README. Each entry page shows the original repository, whether a README exists and when we last saw it. An install command appears only when it could be confirmed; where it could not, the page says so rather than printing one that would fail.
Does this page list only MCP servers?
Yes. It filters by entry type (kind=mcp); agent skills and open-source projects have their own filter pages, reachable from the chips above.
Where are categories such as Testing & QA or Marketing & growth?
They are second-level entries, not first-level ones: testing and debugging sit under Developer tools, and ads / social sit under Social & marketing, each with its own page under /mcp-directory/. The first-level chips here already contain those entries; another top-level chip would count the same entries twice.
What we actually check
That the source link resolves, when we last saw it, whether a README exists, and the public star count. All four are checkable on the page itself.