Directory

MCP Servers Directory

A curated list of notable Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers — what each does and how to connect it to Claude, Cursor, or VS Code. Need the config? Use the MCP config generator.

Developer & code

GitHub

Official

Manage repositories, issues, pull requests, and search code.

Git

Official

Read, search, and manipulate local Git repositories.

Sentry

Official

Retrieve and analyse application errors and issues.

Filesystem

Official

Read and write files with configurable access controls.

Databases

PostgreSQL

Official

Read-only database access with schema inspection.

SQLite

Official

Query and explore a local SQLite database.

Web & search

Brave Search

Official

Web and local search via the Brave Search API.

Fetch

Official

Fetch a URL and convert the page to clean markdown for the model.

Browser automation

Puppeteer

Official

Drive a headless browser — navigate, screenshot, and scrape.

Playwright

Official

Microsoft's browser automation for testing and web tasks.

Productivity & comms

Slack

Official

Read channels and post messages in a workspace.

Google Drive

Official

Search and read files from Google Drive.

Google Maps

Official

Places, directions, and geocoding.

Payments & infrastructure

Stripe

Official

Query and manage payments, customers, and subscriptions.

Cloudflare

Official

Manage Workers, KV, R2, and other Cloudflare resources.

Agent memory & reasoning

Memory

Official

A knowledge-graph memory the agent can persist facts into.

Sequential Thinking

Official

Structured, step-by-step reasoning for complex problems.

Time

Official

Current time and timezone conversion.

This is a curated selection. Many of these are maintained in the official modelcontextprotocol/servers repository, which has the complete and up-to-date list.

What is an MCP server?

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI agents call external tools and data sources. An MCP server exposes a set of tools; you register it in your client's config, and the agent can then list and call those tools mid-conversation — no changes to your app code. SkillInvoke is an MCP server too: it serves your team's approved AI skills.

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