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A curated list of awesome Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, SDKs, clients, and resources
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How to use
Awesome MCP Servers is a curated repository of MCP server implementations, resources, and tooling rather than a single runnable server. It serves as a catalog to discover existing MCP servers, read documentation, and follow links to implementations across languages and frameworks. To use the content, browse the sections to find servers or frameworks you’re interested in, open the linked repositories for installation and usage instructions, and follow the MCP guidelines to integrate or extend an MCP server in your own projects. This readme primarily points to official MCP resources, SDKs, and a variety of server frameworks, so choose a target framework or language, then consult that project’s documentation to deploy and operate an MCP server in your environment.
How to install
Prerequisites:
- A development environment with internet access
- Basic familiarity with your chosen MCP server framework (Python, Node.js, Java, Go, etc.)
- Git to clone repositories
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Clone this repository to explore the catalog locally: git clone https://github.com/rohianon/rohianon-awesome-mcp-servers.git cd rohianon-awesome-mcp-servers
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Pick a target MCP server or framework from the links provided in the official resources sections (e.g., FastMCP for Python, mcp-framework for TypeScript, Spring AI MCP for Java).
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Follow the specific installation and setup instructions in the chosen project’s README. Common steps often include:
- Install dependencies (e.g., npm install, pip install -r requirements.txt)
- Configure any necessary environment variables (e.g., API keys, database connections, MCP endpoint URLs)
- Run the server using the framework’s standard command (e.g., npm run start, uvicorn app:app, java -jar target/app.jar)
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Verify the MCP server is running by checking logs and sending a basic MCP request per the target project’s documentation.
Note: This repository aggregates resources and references rather than providing a single runnable MCP server. Treat it as a starting point for discovery and onboarding into specific MCP server implementations.
Additional notes
Tips and considerations:
- Use the official MCP resources linked in the README to understand the protocol and implementation details.
- Environment variables are commonly required for authentication, data sources, and external tools; consult each server’s documentation for the exact variables.
- If you’re integrating with multiple data sources or tools, consider using a framework focused on reducing boilerplate (e.g., FastMCP for Python or mcp-framework for TypeScript).
- Community resources and SDKs can help accelerate development; check the linked SDKs for language-specific helpers and examples.
- This catalog emphasizes discovery; for deployment in production, follow security, scaling, and observability practices from the chosen framework and your infrastructure stack.
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