MCP Server Directory

This MCP server gives coding assistants shadcn-related implementation material, from individual components to larger UI blocks. Framework selection and React primitive-library options help align retrieved code with the target project.

MCP-NixOS gives assistants live Nix ecosystem lookups instead of guessed package names and settings. Two tools cover packages, configuration options, documentation, functions, flakes, binary caches, and package version history.

Minecraft MCP Server lets an AI assistant control a Minecraft character through Mineflayer. Tools cover movement, blocks, inventory, smelting, entities, and chat, with a documented local LAN-world setup.

YouTube MCP Server gives assistants video search, transcripts, channel research, and playlist access. Creator discovery supports subscriber and activity filters, while multiple API keys can provide fallback when a key exhausts its quota.

QGISMCP links Claude Desktop to QGIS through a plugin and Python MCP server. It supports project and layer management, Processing Toolbox algorithms, map rendering, and direct PyQGIS execution.

RedNote MCP gives assistants access to Xiaohongshu content through keyword searches and note URLs. It uses a browser-based login workflow with persisted cookies and provides a stdio configuration for Cursor.

Query MCP connects coding assistants to Supabase SQL, schema changes, project management, and user administration. It includes SQL risk controls, but its author has stopped active maintenance.

Sentry MCP brings production issues, events, and traces into coding-assistant workflows. It focuses on human-guided debugging rather than exposing every Sentry feature directly.

This experimental monorepo adds MCP support to local Nuxt and Vite applications. It aims to give models more context about an app during development.

wcgw equips MCP clients with an interactive shell and file-editing tools on a local machine. Developers can share the agent terminal, iterate on code, and save task context between chats.

Basic Memory gives AI clients persistent knowledge stored as Markdown that people can also edit. It combines linked notes, semantic search, and optional cloud collaboration.

Telegram MCP connects assistants to Telegram account, chat, message, contact, and media operations through Telethon. It supports multiple accounts and an optional read-only tool surface.

MCP Filesystem Server gives assistants file and directory operations within explicitly allowed paths. It supports reading, writing, searching, moving, and inspecting local content.

Qdrant MCP Server stores information and retrieves relevant memories through semantic search. It connects MCP clients to a Qdrant service or a local database path.

Photoshop MCP Server lets assistants control a locally installed Photoshop through photoshop-python-api. It supports document work, layers, and session inspection on Windows only.

Fetch MCP Server retrieves web pages as HTML, text, Markdown, JSON, or cleaned article content. It also extracts YouTube transcripts and supports bounded, paginated responses.

Draw.io MCP Server gives assistants control over diagrams in a browser. It can host its own editor or connect through an extension, with explicit document and page selection for larger diagramming sessions.

This server connects MCP assistants to Google Search Console data and management actions. SEOs can investigate search performance, inspect indexing, compare periods, and work with sitemaps.

MCP Alchemy lets Claude Desktop inspect SQL database structure and execute queries through SQLAlchemy. An optional companion integration exposes complete result sets when the normal response is shortened.

Code Index MCP helps assistants search and navigate repositories using file indexes and optional deep symbol analysis. It combines Tree-sitter parsing, native search tools, caching, and filesystem monitoring.

MCP Proxy Server combines multiple MCP backends behind one HTTP entrypoint. It aggregates tools, prompts, and resources while connecting to stdio, SSE, or streamable HTTP servers.

Obsidian MCP Server gives assistants note reading, search, and targeted editing in an Obsidian vault. It includes tag and frontmatter management, optional path restrictions, and stdio or streamable HTTP operation.

Home Assistant MCP Server connects assistants to smart-home controls, state monitoring, and administration. It documents HTTP APIs, live events, automation management, and optional HACS and Supervisor operations.

kubectl-mcp-server connects assistants to Kubernetes inspection and management workflows. It covers pod diagnostics, deployments, networking, Helm, security reviews, resource analysis, and optional dashboards.