mcpoogle -remote

This MCP server (McPoogle) provides a centralized search capability for MCP Servers and Tools. It is designed to be queried by MCP clients to discover other MCP servers and their capabilities. The McPoogle service exposes a search interface that helps users locate MCP servers, tools, and related resources, making it easier to navigate the MCP ecosystem. To use it, connect your MCP client to the McPoogle remote server and issue search queries such as terms related to MCP servers, tools, or specific capabilities; the client will present matching results sourced from the McPoogle index.

Once connected, you can leverage McPoogle to quickly find MCP servers by keyword, filter by capabilities, and access direct links to server documentation or usage examples. This remote server acts as a catalog and lookup tool within the MCP network, enabling smoother discovery and integration of MCP components into your workflows.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js and npm (or npx available via npm)
• Internet access to fetch the MCP server package

Installation steps:

1. Ensure Node.js and npm are installed. Verify with: node -v npm -v
2. Install and run the McPoogle MCP server via npx (this pulls the remote package and runs it locally): npx -y graphlit-mcpoogle-mcp-server-remote
3. If you prefer to install globally or cache it, you can run: npm install -g graphlit-mcpoogle-mcp-server-remote graphpoogle-mcp-server-remote (or the equivalent start command provided by the package)
4. In your MCP client, configure the remote server endpoint as provided by McPoogle (https://mcp.mcpoogle.com/sse) and begin issuing search queries.

Note: This server is described as alpha and may be subject to maintenance. If you encounter issues, check the repository issues page for troubleshooting and updates.

Notes and tips:

• The remote server endpoint for McPoogle is https://mcp.mcpoogle.com/sse; use this in MCP clients to access the search functionality.
• The README indicates the service is in active development; expect occasional updates and schema changes.
• If you’re integrating with an MCP client, ensure your client supports the standard MCP search protocol and can parse the results returned by the McPoogle server.
• Since this is a remote service, network latency can affect response times; consider caching frequent queries where appropriate.
• If you run into issues, consult the GitHub Issues page for the mcpoogle-mcp-server-remote project and join the Discord community for support.