Overview
What is sudobase-ai MCP Servers?
A public repository that defines MCP servers through sudomcp.yml configuration files, describing their metadata and launch methods. It is for developers and users who need to discover, configure, and deploy MCP servers, supporting both hosted and local execution options.
How to use sudobase-ai MCP Servers?
To add a server, open a pull request with a new directory containing a sudomcp.yml file. Servers are launched using commands such as npx or uvx as defined in the stdio_server_parameters attribute.
Key features of sudobase-ai MCP Servers
- Define MCP servers via a single YAML file
- Support for hosted and local server deployments
- Bundles group related servers for easy installation
- Configuration schema for API keys and other options
- Unique server names required across all servers
- Logo URLs can reference files within the repository
Use cases of sudobase-ai MCP Servers
- Deploying an MCP server with custom configuration options
- Grouping blockchain-related servers into a single bundle
- Managing a set of travel or research servers as a logical unit
FAQ from sudobase-ai MCP Servers
How do I add a new server?
Open a pull request to this repository, adding a new directory with a sudomcp.yml file that describes the server and how to launch it.
What attributes must a sudomcp.yml file include?
It requires name, title, description, and stdio_server_parameters. Optional attributes include local, logo_url, and config_schema.
How are servers launched?
Servers are launched via commands such as npx and uvx, defined in the stdio_server_parameters field which specifies command, args, and env.
What is a bundle?
A bundle is a set of MCP servers defined in a single YAML file that can be installed together to provide a logical unit of functionality, such as blockchain, travel, or research.
Can server names have spaces?
No, the name attribute must be unique and contain no spaces, though it may include slashes (e.g., my_handle/my_server). The title attribute does not need to be unique.
