# MCP Server

Glutamate MCP Servers is a project containing multiple MCP servers, supporting easy deployment and management via the Glutamate platform. The project provides custom servers such as UI Assist and supports all Node - based stdio and sse protocol servers.

Fujitsu's MCP server project for MAS development

The Docker version of the MCP Server, which can connect to the Docker daemon

A personal learning project that builds a small AI agent by integrating the X API with the MCP server to explore backend integration and AI workflows, with an emphasis on security and ethical practices.

This is an MCP server project based on the OpenAPI specification, used to handle API requests related to NDHM Health ID, supporting multiple transmission modes and configuration methods.

A simple MCP server that allows Claude Desktop to directly print files to local printers.

An implementation of Folo's MCP server, supporting session token configuration through environment variables

The MCP server project of Alpha Vantage for interacting with the stock market data API.

This is a VS Code-based MCP server template project for external reconnaissance tasks. The project uses the uv tool for environment management and dependency installation, supports Python 3.11+ versions, and includes the dnspython dependency and a custom external-recon.py script.

An MCP server project developed by Yusuke Wada, which uses Node.js to run the game server and adopts the MIT license

Kirha Smithery Gateway is a configurable MCP server for Kirha tool planning, supporting tool, vertical domain, and API endpoint configuration through JSON, enabling dynamic tool registration and session - level API key management.

A server based on the Model Control Protocol (MCP) for managing and providing dynamic prompt templates. It utilizes the powerful Go text template engine, supports variables, conditions, loops, and reusable components, allows the creation of logic-driven prompt templates, and can seamlessly integrate with MCP-compatible clients such as Claude and Gemini.

MCP Tool Factory is a TypeScript project that can quickly generate production-ready MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers from natural language descriptions, OpenAPI specifications, database schemas, GraphQL schemas, or ontologies. It supports 10 LLM providers, has functions such as cost tracking, parallel generation, and LLM response caching, and is itself an MCP server that can be directly integrated with AI assistants such as Claude for use.

MeiGen AI Design MCP is an open-source MCP server that provides creative design capabilities for LLM, supports local ComfyUI and cloud API, has a built-in library of over 1300 professional prompts, and can achieve multi-directional parallel image generation.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides access to over 100 handpicked AI agent skills from the VoltAgent Awesome Agent Skills collection, capable of transforming an AI assistant into an expert with professional skills.

This project is an MCP server for running Microsoft 365 CLI commands, designed to support the use of VS Code and GitHub Copilot Agent. In the future, it may be extended to support the development of Microsoft 365 applications.

An MCP server implementation based on TypeScript, providing geographical location query services

This project provides two types of MCP servers for accessing functional tools managed by ACI.dev: the apps-server provides access to tools for specified applications, and the unified-server provides functions for discovering and executing all available tools.

This project is a Python tutorial practice on how to create an MCP server. You can add and manage the MCP server through the Claude command-line tool, and it supports testing and debugging of AI functions such as the ChromaDB vector database.

This project is an MCP custom server collection that contains multiple independent MCP server implementations. Each server has its own source code, configuration files, and documentation, and templates are provided for creating new servers.

Awesome MCP Servers is a curated list of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, covering multiple fields such as browser automation, art and culture, cloud platforms, command - line tools, communication, customer data platforms, databases, developer tools, file systems, finance and fintech, games, knowledge and memory, location services, marketing, monitoring, search, security, travel and transportation, version control, and other tools and integrations.

A simple MCP server example project to demonstrate how to create an MCP server and interact with the Bilibili API, providing content search functionality.

This project demonstrates how to create an MCP server using Azure Functions and interact through the proxy mode of GitHub Copilot Chat. It includes configuration methods for local and remote MCP servers, as well as a guide for deploying Azure Functions via Terraform.

A service for running stdio MCP servers on the network, supporting the installation of MCP servers via references such as GitHub and environment configuration.

The MCP-Framework is a TypeScript-based framework for elegantly building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It provides an out-of-the-box architecture, supports automatic directory discovery of tools, resources, and prompts, and has multiple transmission methods and type-safe features.

The ZenTao Bug Management MCP Server based on FastMCP provides product search, bug query, and resolution functions, supporting automatic login, intelligent search, and image extraction

The Firebase Realtime Database MCP server enables AI assistants to directly operate the Firebase Realtime Database service, providing functions such as document query, collection listing, and data addition.

This is an open-source MCP server project that provides real-time query and retrieval functions for public data from the Swedish Parliament and Government. It includes 32 dedicated tools and supports local deployment or remote use.

The Symfony AI Mate component is a development tool that provides an MCP server for AI assistants to interact with PHP applications (including the Symfony framework) and is only used in the development environment.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) provides tools for LLM applications such as Claude Desktop to interact with CML, supporting functions such as creating network topologies, querying status, controlling devices, and managing users.