Awesome MCP Servers (appcypher)

Resources & lists

Curated catalog of 200+ Model Context Protocol servers across 25+ categories: filesystems, databases, search, cloud, security.

by Stephen Akinyemi (appcypher)appcypher/awesome-mcp-servers

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Install

install

$ Browse at github.com/appcypher/awesome-mcp-servers

Update

update

$ git pull / re-visit the repo

Curated list — no install; bookmark and revisit. CC0 1.0 Universal (public domain).

When to use it

You need to find an existing MCP server for a specific integration (Postgres, Slack, GitHub, S3, Stripe) instead of writing one.
You are choosing between multiple MCP server implementations and want to compare official vs community options.
You want a broad survey of what the MCP ecosystem covers before designing your own server.
You are assembling an MCP toolchain for an agent and need vetted, categorized options.

Commands & flags

Browse the README on GitHub: Scan 25+ emoji-prefixed category sections (File Systems, Databases, Search & Web, Security, Finance, AI Services...) for the server you need.
git clone https://github.com/appcypher/awesome-mcp-servers: Clone to grep the full catalog locally for keywords (e.g. 'postgres', 'slack', 'github').
⭐ legend: Star marks official protocol implementations; superscript numerals (1 2 3 n) distinguish multiple implementations of the same service.
CONTRIBUTING.md: Follow the contribution guidelines to submit a new server to the list.

How to use it

This is a curated awesome-list, not an installable package. Browse or clone it as a reference:

git clone https://github.com/appcypher/awesome-mcp-servers
grep -i postgres awesome-mcp-servers/README.md

Servers are grouped under 25+ emoji-prefixed categories (📂 File Systems, 🗄️ Databases, 🔍 Search & Web, 🔒 Security, 💹 Finance, 🤝 AI Services, 💻 Development Tools, and more). The ⭐ icon flags official protocol implementations; superscript numerals (¹ ² ³ ⁿ) distinguish multiple implementations of the same service. Pick a server, follow its own repo's install instructions, then register it with claude mcp add.

Why it earns its place

A canonical discovery index for the MCP ecosystem, maintained by Stephen Akinyemi (appcypher) and released CC0 1.0 (public domain). It saves you from hand-rolling integrations: 200+ servers spanning databases, cloud storage, version control, search, security, and finance are sorted into 25+ categories with clear markers for official vs community implementations. When wiring tools into a Claude Code agent, it is the fastest way to check whether a server already exists before building one.

Try it

claude

> Search appcypher/awesome-mcp-servers for an existing Postgres MCP server and tell me how to register it with claude mcp add.