MCP Community Contributions

Name: MCP Community Contributions
Author: sdairs

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MCP Community Contributions について

This is a directory repo for anything related to MCP - servers, clients and projects around MCP.

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概要

What is MCP Community Contributions?

It is an unofficial curated list of community-contributed MCP servers, clients, and projects using the Model Context Protocol. Anyone can discover or add MCP-related tools.

How to use MCP Community Contributions?

Browse the list on GitHub to find MCP integrations. To add your own project, open a pull request.

Key features of MCP Community Contributions

Unofficial curated list of MCP community contributions
Covers MCP clients, servers, and projects
Open to pull requests for additions
Includes a wide variety of integrations
Licensed under MIT License

Use cases of MCP Community Contributions

Finding MCP servers for specific integrations (e.g., PostgreSQL, Slack, Cloudflare)
Discovering community-built MCP clients
Showcasing projects that use the Model Context Protocol
Contributing your own MCP project to the community list

FAQ from MCP Community Contributions

How can I add my project to the list?

Open a pull request to add your project to this list.

What types of contributions are included?

MCP clients, MCP servers, and projects using MCP.

What license does this list use?

The list is distributed under the MIT License.

Where did the servers list come from?

It was seeded from awesome-mcp-servers under MIT License.

Is this list official?

No, it is an unofficial list of community contributions.

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