MCP server directory

Cloudflare’s server for AI Gateway logs — search prompts and responses. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s server for AutoRAG document stores and search. Requires authentication.

fal.ai’s server for its generative-media model APIs. Requires authentication.

Search and explore models, datasets, Spaces, and papers on the Hugging Face Hub directly from an agent.

Replicate’s server for running and inspecting hosted ML models. Requires authentication.

Amplitude’s server for product analytics — events, charts, and cohorts. Requires authentication.

Mixpanel’s server for event analytics and reports. Requires authentication.

PostHog’s server for product analytics, feature flags, and experiments. Requires authentication.

Statsig’s server for feature gates, experiments, and metrics. Requires authentication.

Clerk’s server for its authentication and user-management platform docs and APIs.

Stytch’s server for its authentication platform. Requires authentication.

WorkOS’s server for enterprise SSO, directory sync, and user management. Requires authentication.

Make’s server for running and managing automation scenarios. Requires authentication.

Zapier’s server exposing its app-integration catalog as agent-callable actions. Requires authentication.

Attio’s server for its data-model-first CRM. Requires authentication.

Close’s server for its sales CRM — leads, contacts, and opportunities. Requires authentication.

HubSpot’s server for CRM records — contacts, companies, deals, and tickets. Requires authentication.

Convex’s server for its reactive TypeScript backend platform — query docs and interact with projects.

MongoDB’s server for Atlas clusters and database operations. Requires authentication.

Serverless Postgres from Neon — manage databases and branches and run SQL from an agent. Requires authentication.

Prisma’s server to provision and manage Postgres databases and schema. Requires authentication.

Vector-database server from Qdrant — semantic memory an agent can store to and search from.

SingleStore’s server for its distributed SQL database. Requires authentication.

Supabase’s official server to manage Postgres, auth, storage, and edge functions. Requires authentication.

Canva’s server for designs and content workflows. Requires authentication.

Figma’s remote server for design files and Dev Mode context. Requires authentication.

Miro’s server for boards and collaborative whiteboard content. Requires authentication.

Buildkite’s server for pipelines, builds, and test results. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s server for spinning up sandboxed development environments in containers. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s server for building Workers with storage, AI, and compute bindings. Requires authentication.

GitHub’s official remote MCP server: repositories, issues, pull requests, code search, and Actions. Needs a GitHub credential.

GitLab’s official server for projects, issues, merge requests, and CI on gitlab.com. Requires a GitLab credential.

HashiCorp’s Terraform server for registry providers, modules, and infrastructure-as-code context. Requires authentication.

Heroku’s server for apps, dynos, and add-ons. Requires authentication.

Postman’s server for collections, workspaces, and APIs. Requires authentication.

Railway’s server for projects, services, and deployments on its app platform. Requires authentication.

Render’s server for services, deploys, and databases on its cloud platform. Requires authentication.

Vercel’s official server for projects, deployments, and documentation. Requires authentication.

Official search over the Astro web-framework documentation, so an agent answers Astro questions from the current docs rather than stale training data.

Search Cloudflare’s developer documentation — Workers, Pages, R2, and the rest of the platform — from an MCP client.

Pulls up-to-date, version-specific library documentation and code examples straight into an LLM’s context, by Upstash. Cuts down on hallucinated or outdated API usage.

AI-generated documentation and Q&A over public GitHub repositories, from the team behind Devin. Ask a question about any indexed repo and get a grounded answer with citations.

Microsoft’s official server over Microsoft Learn documentation — Azure, .NET, Microsoft 365, and the rest of the catalog — so agents answer from current docs.

Resend’s server for transactional email — send and inspect messages. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s Digital Experience Monitoring server for device and network test insights. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s server for DNS performance analytics and debugging. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare Radar’s server for global Internet traffic insights, trends, and URL scans. Requires authentication.

Run network measurements — ping, traceroute, DNS, and HTTP — from a global probe network, by jsDelivr. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s server for querying its GraphQL Analytics API. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s server for Logpush job health and summaries. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s observability server for Workers logs, analytics, and metrics. Requires authentication.

Datadog’s server for monitors, dashboards, incidents, and telemetry. Requires authentication; the endpoint is documented as unstable/preview.

Grafana’s server for dashboards, datasources, incidents, and observability. Requires authentication.

Honeycomb’s server for datasets, queries, and triggers. Requires authentication.

incident.io’s server for incident management — incidents, roles, and follow-ups. Requires authentication.

New Relic’s server for APM data, alerts, and NRQL queries. Requires authentication.

PagerDuty’s server for incidents, services, and on-call schedules. Requires authentication.

Sentry’s official server for error and performance issues, releases, and Seer root-cause analysis. Requires authentication.

PayPal’s official server for invoices, orders, payments, and disputes. Requires authentication.

Plaid’s server for its financial-data platform dashboard. Requires authentication.

Square’s server for payments, catalog, orders, and customers. Requires authentication.

Stripe’s official MCP server for payments, customers, subscriptions, invoices, and product catalog. Requires a Stripe key.

Airtable’s server for bases, tables, and records. Requires authentication.

Asana’s server for tasks, projects, and workspaces. Requires authentication.

Atlassian’s Rovo server for Jira issues and Confluence pages. Requires authentication.

Box’s server for files, folders, and enterprise content. Requires authentication.

ClickUp’s server for tasks, docs, and workspaces. Requires authentication.

Dropbox’s server for files and folders. Requires authentication.

Linear’s official server for issues, projects, and cycles. Requires authentication.

monday.com’s server for boards, items, and workflows. Requires authentication.

Notion’s official server to search and update pages and databases in a workspace. Requires authentication.

Cloudflare’s server for account audit logs and reports. Requires authentication.

Semgrep’s server for static-analysis scanning and rules. Requires authentication.

Intercom’s server for conversations, contacts, and help-desk data. Requires authentication.

Alchemy’s server for blockchain APIs and onchain data. Requires authentication.

Apify’s server exposing its marketplace of web scrapers (Actors) to agents. Requires authentication.

Headless-browser automation for agents (Stagehand), by Browserbase — navigate, extract, and act on real web pages.

Cloudflare’s server for fetching and rendering web pages, taking screenshots, and converting pages to markdown. Requires authentication.

CoinMarketCap’s server for cryptocurrency market data. Requires authentication.

Neural web search built for AI agents, by Exa. Search the web and get clean, structured results inside an agent session.

Kagi’s server for its independent search index and summarizer. Requires authentication.

Serpstat’s server for SEO data — keywords, rankings, and domain analysis. Requires authentication.

Web search and extraction built for LLM agents, by Tavily. Requires an API key.

Webflow’s server for sites, collections, and CMS items. Requires authentication.

Wix’s server for sites, stores, bookings, and data. Requires authentication.