Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for McPoogle Search Engine

What is Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for McPoogle Search Engine?

The McPoogle Search Engine is a search engine for MCP (Model Context Protocol) Servers and Tools. This MCP server provides search functionality within any MCP client to find MCP servers or tools, using data ingested from 7000+ GitHub MCP Server READMEs, MCP documentation, and other public sources.

How to use Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for McPoogle Search Engine?

In your MCP client, enter the McPoogle remote MCP server address: https://mcp.mcpoogle.com/sse. No local installation or configuration is required; it runs as a remote MCP server accessible via SSE transport. The server exposes a single tool: “Search MCP Servers”.

Key features of Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for McPoogle Search Engine

• Provides a search tool for finding MCP servers and tools
• Indexes data from over 7000 GitHub MCP READMEs and public sources
• Accessible as a remote SSE server – no local setup needed
• In active alpha development; may have occasional downtime
• Supported via Discord community and GitHub Issues

Use cases of Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for McPoogle Search Engine

• Quickly discover MCP servers relevant to a specific tool or capability
• Find documentation or README details for MCP servers without manual searching
• Integrate MCP server discovery directly into an MCP client workflow

FAQ from Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for McPoogle Search Engine

What does this MCP server do?

It provides a search tool within any MCP client that lets you find MCP servers or tools by querying a curated index of GitHub READMEs and public MCP documentation.

How do I install the McPoogle MCP server?

No installation is needed. In your MCP client, add a remote server pointing to https://mcp.mcpoogle.com/sse. Videos are available for installing in Cline.

Where does the search data come from?

Data is ingested from over 7000 GitHub MCP Server READMEs, the official MCP documentation, and other public sources.

Is McPoogle stable?

It is under active development and released in “alpha”. It can make mistakes and may have unscheduled maintenance.

How can I get support or ask questions?

For support with the McPoogle MCP server, submit a GitHub Issue on the graphlit/mcpoogle-mcp-server-remote repository. For broader questions, join the Discord community and post in the #mcpoogle channel.