Overview
What is MCP Server Requests?
MCP Server Requests is a GitHub repository where users can request custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers to be built. It also showcases previously generated MCP servers and links to related tools like MCPGen (server generator) and MCP Manager (server manager).
How to use MCP Server Requests?
Create a new issue in the repository, enter the details about what you need, and leave the rest to the maintainer. Note that not every request can or will be fulfilled.
Key features of MCP Server Requests
- Request custom MCP servers via GitHub issues
- Browse a list of previously generated MCP servers
- Links to MCPGen server generator
- Links to MCP Manager server manager
Use cases of MCP Server Requests
- Request a new MCP server for a specific API or service
- Find existing MCP servers for integrations like DoorDash, RestCSV, NameAPI, Service Titan, or Podscan
- Discover tools for generating and managing MCP servers
FAQ from MCP Server Requests
How do I request a new MCP server?
Create an issue in the repository with full details about what you need. The maintainer will review it, but fulfillment is not guaranteed.
Are all requests guaranteed to be fulfilled?
No. The README states “I cannot guarantee every request can/will be fulfilled.”
What MCP servers have already been generated?
The repository lists five servers: DoorDash, RestCSV, NameAPI, Service Titan, and Podscan. Each has its own separate GitHub repository.
Is there a tool to generate MCP servers on my own?
Yes. The README links to MCPGen, a MCP server generator, at mcpgen.jordandalton.com.
Is there a tool to manage MCP servers?
Yes. The README links to MCP Manager, a MCP server manager, at mcpmanager.app.
