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18,785 servers from the Model Context Protocol ecosystem. Verified here means we actually connected: a real MCP handshake, re-run weekly, not static analysis. Grades refresh nightly. Built for developers, not enterprises.

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18,785

Servers indexed

114,379

Tool pages

10

Categories

Pulse+63 servers ingested 7h ago6 verified this week46 claimed this weekLive activity

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2.0 For server owners

Get your server on the record

We index the public ecosystem automatically, so your server may already be here. Claim it and take control of the page. Not indexed yet? Submit the repository URL and it is listed in seconds.

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Search the vault for your server. Verify push access to the repository and the listing is yours in under two minutes.

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Not indexed? Submit it

Paste the repository URL. We read the name, description, license and activity from public data and list it immediately.

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Edit your description, set client compatibility, add the install command and upload a logo. Your page, your words.

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Optional. We run a live MCP handshake, re-test it weekly, and award the verified badge, a do-follow link and priority placement.

3.0 Trust

Signals that GitHub stars cannot give you

Live verification

Verified servers pass a real MCP handshake, re-tested weekly, and show their last passing test. A failed re-test removes the badge automatically.

Quality grades

A to F grades from maintenance cadence, adoption, license clarity and docs. Recomputed nightly, never editable and never for sale.

Client compatibility

Know before you install: compatible clients plus the auth each server needs, declared by the maintainers themselves.

Maintenance signals

Last commit, release cadence and open-issue health on every listing. Filter the whole directory by maintainer activity.

Security profile

Every claimed server is scanned weekly with NVIDIA SkillSpector, statically, nothing executed. The listing shows what the code can reach: an exposure level from Minimal to Extensive, external hosts, environment reads, shell commands, agent config folders, and dependencies with known advisories. Facts with file and line, no risk grade. You decide.

Uptime monitor

A daily handshake against the servers you depend on, a public status page per server and an email when one stops answering.

4.0 Monitor

MCP servers break silently. Yours should not.

A dependency bump, an API change, a bad release, and your server stops speaking MCP without a single error reaching you. Monitor runs a real handshake against up to 5 of your servers every day and emails you only when something changes. Every monitored server also gets a public status page with its uptime history, ready to link from your README. Includes the full Pro membership.

Or $7/month. Prices exclude tax.

acme-mcp stopped responding to MCP

Today's check could not complete a handshake. Yesterday it passed. Failure stage: initialize.

Sent the day it breaks. Never on quiet days

Tool change detected on acme-mcp

Still passing, but the tool list changed since the last check. Removed: search_files. Added: search.

Sent the release that renames a tool. Never on quiet days

acme-mcp is back online

Today's check completed a full handshake: 7 tools responding. Yesterday's failure has cleared.

Sent the moment it recovers. Never on quiet days

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