MCPRepository

What is MCPRepository?

MCPRepository is an open-source Next.js project that centralizes MCP servers, making it easier to discover, list, and install them. It is designed for developers and users who work with Model Context Protocol servers.

How to use MCPRepository?

You can visit the live demo at https://mcprepository.net/ or install it locally by cloning the repository, installing dependencies with npm or yarn, creating a .env.local file with your Google Analytics ID, and running npm run dev to start the development server.

Key features of MCPRepository

• Open-source MIT-licensed repository for MCP servers
• Eases discovery of MCP servers
• Simplifies listing of MCP servers
• Streamlines installation guides for MCP servers
• Built with Next.js 15.3.0 and React 19.1.0

Use cases of MCPRepository

• Browsing and discovering MCP servers for your projects
• Listing your own MCP server to share with the community
• Finding installation instructions for MCP servers
• Contributing to the repository by adding new server listings via GitHub pull requests

FAQ from MCPRepository

What is MCPRepository's purpose?

To centralize MCP servers, easing discovery, listing, and installation for users.

What technologies does MCPRepository use?

It is built with Next.js 15.3.0, React 19.1.0, TypeScript, and Framer Motion for animations.

How can I install MCPRepository locally?

Clone the repository, run npm install (or yarn install), create a .env.local file with your Google Analytics ID, and start the development server with npm run dev.

Does MCPRepository currently require a backend?

No. Currently MCP Server data is static; a backend server is planned as a short-term goal.

How can I contribute to MCPRepository?

Fork the repository, create a feature branch, make changes, run npm run lint, commit, and submit a pull request. Contributions should follow the existing code style and include clear commit messages.