MCP Server Directory Lists 1000+ Servers Across 20 Categories
A new directory has been created that catalogs over 1000 MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers across 20 categories. The directory includes install commands and configuration snippets for each server, eliminating the need to search through README files.
Key Details
The directory contains servers across these categories:
- Databases (PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Supabase, Neon, Redis...)
- Developer Tools (Context7, Chrome DevTools, Playwright...)
- Browser Automation (Firecrawl, Puppeteer, Browserbase...)
- AI & ML (local RAG, memory, embeddings, Ollama...)
- Cloud & DevOps (AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform...)
- File System, Version Control, Security and 10 more categories
There's also a dedicated section for remote MCP servers that are cloud-hosted and don't require local setup.
The directory is described as a solution to the problem of finding quality MCP servers as MCP support expands beyond Claude to tools like Cursor, Cline, Zed, and Continue. Users can search for servers using the command mcpcmd.
The directory is free to browse and free to submit servers to. The creator is seeking feedback on what might be missing, particularly in the AI & ML and self-hosted categories.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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