MCP Ecosystem Server
by Toowiredd
This repository hosts a collection of servers designed for the MCP Ecosystem. It includes core, community-contributed, and extension servers.
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What is MCP Ecosystem Server?
This repository provides a collection of servers categorized as core, community-contributed, and extensions, all designed to function within the MCP Ecosystem. Core servers provide essential functionality, community servers are contributed by the community, and extension servers offer specialized or experimental features.
How to use MCP Ecosystem Server?
To use the servers, navigate to the appropriate category (servers/core/, servers/community/, or servers/extensions/) and follow the documentation provided for each individual server. New servers should be placed in servers/community/ following the contribution guidelines.
Key features of MCP Ecosystem Server
Modular architecture
AI-driven extensibility
Open-source collaboration
Variety of server types (core, community, extensions)
Use cases of MCP Ecosystem Server
Providing essential system services (e.g., time, data storage)
Extending system functionality with community contributions
Experimenting with new server technologies
Building a robust and extensible application ecosystem
FAQ from MCP Ecosystem Server
Where should I place new servers?
Where should I place new servers?
New servers should be placed in the servers/community/ directory.
What principles should I follow when developing a server?
What principles should I follow when developing a server?
Follow MCP development principles, ensure AI-buildability, and provide comprehensive documentation.
What are the core servers?
What are the core servers?
The current core servers include Sentry Server, Time Server, SQLite Server, Git Server, and Fetch Server.
What are the MCP development principles?
What are the MCP development principles?
The MCP development principles are modular architecture, AI-driven extensibility, and open-source collaboration.
Where can I find documentation for each server?
Where can I find documentation for each server?
Documentation should be provided within each server's directory.