MCP server collections

MCP servers maintained by the underlying product's own vendor — GitHub, Stripe, Notion, Supabase, Sentry and more. First-party servers tend to track their APIs most closely.

149 servers

Hosted MCP servers you connect to over SSE or streamable HTTP — no local install. Ideal for OAuth-based, always-on integrations across your team.

57 servers

MCP servers that run locally as a stdio process via npx, uvx or Docker. They keep data on your machine and need no hosted endpoint.

463 servers

Zero-credential MCP servers — nothing to sign up for, no API key, no OAuth. The fastest way to try MCP and add capabilities to your AI client.

245 servers

MCP servers that authenticate with a browser-based OAuth flow — typically the secure, hosted way to connect SaaS tools without pasting long-lived API keys.

53 servers

MCP servers with clear install steps and a runnable example in their docs — the ones most likely to work on the first try.

125 servers

MCP servers authenticated with a single API key or token — the most common setup. Paste the key into the config's env block and you're connected; there's no OAuth flow to complete.

222 servers

Focused MCP servers that expose five tools or fewer. They keep your Cursor and Claude tool budget low, so you can run several at once without the agent's tool selection degrading past ~40 active tools.

141 servers