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MCP Ecosystem Server Repository

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About MCP Ecosystem Server Repository

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Overview

What is MCP Ecosystem Server Repository?

The MCP Ecosystem Server Repository is a curated collection of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers organized into categories: core, community, and extensions. It is intended for developers and AI builders who want to discover, use, or contribute MCP-compatible servers.

How to use MCP Ecosystem Server Repository?

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Key features of MCP Ecosystem Server Repository

  • Organized into three server categories: core, community, extensions
  • Includes foundational servers like Sentry, Time, and SQLite
  • Community-contributed servers live in servers/community/
  • Contribution guidelines require AI-buildability and comprehensive docs
  • Development principles emphasize modularity and open-source collaboration

Use cases of MCP Ecosystem Server Repository

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Frequently asked questions

1

What server categories are available in this repository?

The repository has three categories: `servers/core/` (essential servers), `servers/community/` (community-contributed servers), and `servers/extensions/` (specialized or experimental servers).

2

Which core servers are currently included?

The core servers listed are Sentry Server, Time Server, SQLite Server, Git Server, and Fetch Server.

3

How can I contribute a new server?

New servers should be placed in `servers/community/`, follow MCP development principles, ensure AI-buildability, and provide comprehensive documentation.

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What are the development principles of this repository?

The principles are modular architecture, AI-driven extensibility, and open-source collaboration.

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