Chrome’s official MCP server, built on Puppeteer and the DevTools frontend.
- What it does
- Lets agents control and inspect a live Chrome browser with DevTools debugging and performance tracing.
- Maintainer
- Google (Chrome DevTools team)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Microsoft’s Playwright MCP server, which drives a real browser for coding agents.
- What it does
- Drives a real browser through Playwright using accessibility snapshots instead of screenshots.
- Maintainer
- Microsoft
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →One of the many servers in the awslabs/mcp monorepo.
- What it does
- Lets agents run validated AWS CLI commands and get command suggestions across all AWS services.
- Maintainer
- AWS Labs (Amazon Web Services)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Microsoft’s all-in-one Azure MCP Server, published from the microsoft/mcp repository.
- What it does
- Gives agents tools across many Azure services from one local server.
- Maintainer
- Microsoft
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Cloudflare’s managed API MCP server at mcp.cloudflare.com/mcp, covering more than 2,500 API endpoints.
- What it does
- Reaches the whole Cloudflare API through two code-mode tools, search() and execute().
- Maintainer
- Cloudflare
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Netlify’s official MCP server for creating, deploying and managing Netlify sites from an agent.
- What it does
- Lets agents create, build, deploy and manage Netlify sites and their configuration.
- Maintainer
- Netlify
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →HashiCorp’s official MCP server for Terraform Registry docs and HCP Terraform workspaces.
- What it does
- Gives agents Terraform Registry provider and module docs, plus HCP Terraform workspace tools.
- Maintainer
- HashiCorp
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Vercel’s official remote MCP server for Vercel docs, projects, deployments and logs.
- What it does
- Lets agents search Vercel docs, manage projects and deployments, and read deployment logs and analytics.
- Maintainer
- Vercel
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →MCP Toolbox for Databases is Google’s open-source database MCP server, previously named genai-toolbox.
- What it does
- Connects agents to BigQuery, Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, Spanner, Postgres, MySQL and many other databases.
- Maintainer
- Google (googleapis)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →MongoDB MCP Server is MongoDB’s official server for databases and MongoDB Atlas.
- What it does
- Lets agents query and manage MongoDB databases and administer MongoDB Atlas.
- Maintainer
- MongoDB
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Neon’s official MCP server for managing Neon Postgres from a coding agent.
- What it does
- Lets agents manage Neon Postgres projects and branches, run SQL, and handle schema migrations.
- Maintainer
- Neon
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Prisma’s official MCP servers for running migrations locally and managing Prisma Postgres remotely.
- What it does
- Lets agents run Prisma migrations locally and manage Prisma Postgres databases remotely.
- Maintainer
- Prisma
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Redis’s official MCP server for storing, searching and managing Redis data from an agent.
- What it does
- Lets agents store, search and manage data in Redis using natural language.
- Maintainer
- Redis
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Supabase’s hosted MCP server for managing Supabase projects from a coding agent.
- What it does
- Lets agents manage Supabase projects: query and change the database, deploy Edge Functions and read logs.
- Maintainer
- Supabase
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Figma MCP Server is Figma’s remote server at mcp.figma.com/mcp, the successor to the Dev Mode MCP server.
- What it does
- Brings Figma design context into coding agents and lets them write to Figma and FigJam canvases.
- Maintainer
- Figma
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →GitHub MCP Server is GitHub’s own server for repositories, issues, pull requests and Actions.
- What it does
- Lets agents read repos and manage issues, pull requests, Actions and security alerts on GitHub.
- Maintainer
- GitHub
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Hugging Face MCP Server is Hugging Face’s official server at huggingface.co/mcp.
- What it does
- Connects agents to the Hugging Face Hub to search models, datasets, papers and Spaces and to call Gradio apps.
- Maintainer
- Hugging Face
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Next DevTools MCP is Vercel’s official server that connects coding agents to a running Next.js 16+ dev server.
- What it does
- Connects agents to a running Next.js 16+ dev server for live errors, routes, logs and Server Actions.
- Maintainer
- Vercel (Next.js)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Postman MCP Server is Postman’s official server for its workspaces, collections, specs and environments.
- What it does
- Connects agents to Postman workspaces, collections, specs and environments, and generates API client code.
- Maintainer
- Postman
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →The shadcn MCP server is shadcn/ui’s own server for browsing and installing registry components from a coding agent.
- What it does
- Lets agents browse, search and install components from shadcn/ui and other shadcn-compatible registries.
- Maintainer
- shadcn (shadcn/ui)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Svelte MCP is the Svelte team’s official server for current Svelte docs and code checks in coding agents.
- What it does
- Gives agents the current Svelte docs plus a static-analysis autofixer for generated Svelte code.
- Maintainer
- Svelte team
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Brave’s official server, which replaced the archived reference Brave Search server.
- What it does
- Gives agents Brave Search results for web, local, image, video and news queries, plus AI summaries.
- Maintainer
- Brave
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Context7 is Upstash’s MCP server for current, version-specific library documentation.
- What it does
- Pulls current, version-specific library documentation and code examples into the agent's context.
- Maintainer
- Upstash
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Exa MCP Server is Exa’s hosted endpoint at mcp.exa.ai/mcp for web search and page fetching.
- What it does
- Gives agents Exa web search and clean page fetching, plus optional Exa Agent research runs.
- Maintainer
- Exa
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Firecrawl MCP Server is Firecrawl’s server for scraping, searching and crawling the web from an agent.
- What it does
- Searches, scrapes, crawls and maps the web into clean markdown or structured data for agents.
- Maintainer
- Firecrawl
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Microsoft Learn MCP Server is a free remote endpoint at learn.microsoft.com/api/mcp for Microsoft docs.
- What it does
- Searches and fetches official Microsoft and Azure documentation and code samples.
- Maintainer
- Microsoft
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Tavily’s official MCP server for web search, page extraction, site mapping and crawling.
- What it does
- Gives agents real-time web search, page extraction, site mapping and crawling.
- Maintainer
- Tavily
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Grafana MCP Server is Grafana Labs’ server for local Grafana 9+ or Grafana Cloud.
- What it does
- Gives agents access to Grafana dashboards, datasources, Prometheus/Loki queries, alerts, incidents and OnCall.
- Maintainer
- Grafana Labs
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →The PostHog MCP server is PostHog’s hosted server that lets coding agents query analytics, flags and errors.
- What it does
- Lets agents query product analytics and SQL, manage feature flags and experiments, and triage errors in PostHog.
- Maintainer
- PostHog
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Sentry’s official MCP server, which brings Sentry errors, issues and traces into coding agents.
- What it does
- Gives coding agents access to Sentry errors, issues, traces and performance data for debugging.
- Maintainer
- Sentry
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio / remote HTTP
View listing →Stripe’s hosted MCP server, which lets agents call the Stripe API and search Stripe’s docs.
- What it does
- Lets agents call the Stripe API and search Stripe's documentation and support articles.
- Maintainer
- Stripe
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Atlassian’s cloud-hosted MCP server at mcp.atlassian.com/v2/mcp.
- What it does
- Connects agents to Jira, Confluence and Compass so they can search, create and update work items and pages.
- Maintainer
- Atlassian
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Linear MCP is Linear’s centrally hosted remote MCP server at mcp.linear.app/mcp.
- What it does
- Lets agents find, create and update Linear issues, projects and comments.
- Maintainer
- Linear
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Notion’s hosted MCP server for searching, reading and editing a Notion workspace from an agent.
- What it does
- Lets agents search, read and edit pages and databases in a Notion workspace.
- Maintainer
- Notion
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- remote HTTP
View listing →Fetch MCP Server is a Python reference server with a single fetch tool that turns web pages into markdown.
- What it does
- Fetches a URL and converts the page to markdown for the model, in chunks.
- Maintainer
- Model Context Protocol (reference servers)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Filesystem MCP Server is a reference server from the MCP project for reading and writing local files.
- What it does
- Gives agents controlled read and write access to files in directories you allow.
- Maintainer
- Model Context Protocol (reference servers)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Git MCP Server is a Python reference server (mcp-server-git) for working with local Git repositories.
- What it does
- Lets agents read, search and change local Git repositories.
- Maintainer
- Model Context Protocol (reference servers)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →Memory MCP Server is a reference server that keeps a knowledge graph in a local file across chats.
- What it does
- Gives the model persistent memory as a local knowledge graph of entities, relations and observations.
- Maintainer
- Model Context Protocol (reference servers)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →A Model Context Protocol reference server that gives the model a tool for step-by-step reasoning.
- What it does
- Gives the model a structured tool for step-by-step reasoning that it can revise and branch.
- Maintainer
- Model Context Protocol (reference servers)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →A Model Context Protocol reference server for the current time and timezone conversion.
- What it does
- Gives agents the current time in any IANA timezone and converts times between zones.
- Maintainer
- Model Context Protocol (reference servers)
- Official
- yes
- Transport
- local stdio
View listing →A directory of MCP servers for coding agents: official servers published by the service’s owner, and widely used open-source servers with a public GitHub repository.
Each listing gives the server’s maintainer, what it lets an agent do, whether it runs locally over stdio or as a remote HTTP endpoint, how it authenticates, and the exact install command or configuration for each client the docs cover: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot in VS Code, Gemini CLI and Claude Desktop.
How servers get listed
- The server has a public repository or an official docs page from its maintainer. No source, no listing.
- Install snippets are copied from that source, with the placeholders it uses (
YOUR_API_KEY and so on). If the docs don’t cover a client, the listing doesn’t guess. - Official means the server is published by the company that runs the service. The reference servers from the Model Context Protocol project are marked official; the project describes them as examples rather than production servers.
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