Registry: A Community-Driven Registry Service for MCP Servers

What is Registry?

Registry is a community-driven registry service for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It provides a central hub to manage and share model contexts through a simple API, designed for developers and server administrators.

How to use Registry?

Download the latest release from the GitHub Releases page, extract the files, and run ./start-registry.sh to start the service. Then interact with the API via endpoints such as POST /api/models to register a model context, GET /api/models to list all, PUT /api/models/{id} to update, and DELETE /api/models/{id} to delete.

Key features of Registry

• Community-driven: built and maintained by the community
• Easy integration: simple API for seamless integration
• Extensible: add custom functionalities as needed
• Robust documentation: comprehensive guides and examples
• Free to use under the MIT license

Use cases of Registry

• Register and manage model contexts for MCP servers
• Share model contexts across a community of MCP developers
• Automate model context updates via RESTful API calls
• Build tooling around a centralized registry for MCP models