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A curated list of awesome-mcp-servers (Model Context Protocol server)

Installation
Run this command in your terminal to add the MCP server to Claude Code.
Run in terminal:
Command
claude mcp add esc5221-awesome-awesome-mcp-servers

How to use

This repository is a curated list of awesome MCP servers rather than a single runnable MCP server. Each item links to its own GitHub repository where you can find the specific server implementation, configuration instructions, and usage details. To explore capabilities, click through to each linked project to see what MCP features it exposes (such as custom packet handling, world manipulation, or admin tooling) and follow that project’s setup guide to run it locally or in your environment. Use this collection as a starting point to discover various MCP server implementations and their unique capabilities.

How to install

Since this is a catalog of MCP servers, installation is performed per individual server project linked in the list. General steps you can follow for typical MCP server projects:

  1. Prerequisites
  • Ensure you have a supported runtime installed (Node.js for JavaScript/TypeScript projects, Python for uv-based servers, or Docker if the project provides containerized setups).
  • Install Git to clone repositories.
  • Have Java installed if the server requires it (some MCP implementations depend on Java).
  1. Clone or view the project
  • Navigate to the GitHub page of the server you’re interested in.
  • If the project uses npm/pnpm/yarn, follow their standard install steps (e.g., npm install).
  1. Install dependencies and run
  • Follow the project’s README for install/run commands. Common patterns include:
    • npm install
    • npm run start or node path/to/server.js
    • python -m module_name
    • docker run ...
  1. Configure
  • Most MCP servers require a configuration file or environment variables. Create or edit the provided config file and set any required values (server address, port, authentication, etc.).
  • Start the server using the command specified by the project.
  1. Verify
  • Check logs, connect a test client, and verify MCP interactions function as expected according to the individual project’s tests or usage guide.

Additional notes

This repository is a curated list, not a runnable MCP server. Each listed project maintains its own setup and configuration requirements. When evaluating servers, pay attention to the specific MCP version support, compatibility with your Minecraft client version, and any dependencies or runtime requirements. If you encounter issues, consult the linked project’s issue tracker and documentation for troubleshooting tips tailored to that server.

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