MCPverse

What is MCPverse?

MCPverse is a central, simple registry of quality Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, providing setup instructions, required environment variables, and links to official documentation. It is designed for developers who need easy access to MCP server information and configuration details.

How to use MCPverse?

Install the npm package (npm install mcpverse), then use functions like listMcps(), getMcp(id), getInstallationInfo(id), and generateFullCommand(id, variables) in your JavaScript/Node.js projects. You can also open index.html locally to browse servers via a web interface.

Key features of MCPverse

• Centralizes MCP server data in a simple mcpverse.json file.
• Provides an npm package for programmatic use in Node.js projects.
• Includes a local web interface to browse server cards.
• Each server entry includes install command, required variables, and documentation link.
• Supports generation of full install commands with placeholder substitution.

Use cases of MCPverse

• Quickly find installation instructions and required environment variables for any listed MCP server.
• Integrate MCP server discovery into automated tooling or scripts.
• Browse and compare multiple MCP servers via the provided web page.
• Use the registry as a reference when adding or updating MCP server entries via pull requests.

FAQ from MCPverse

What data does MCPverse store for each server?

Each server entry includes an ID, display name, description, category, official status, readme URL, brand logo URL, and installation details (type, command, arguments, and required variables with descriptions).

How do I add or update a server in the registry?

Fork the repository, edit mcpverse.json following the documented format, and submit a pull request. Added servers should be stable and have good documentation.

Where does the data live, and how is it maintained?

The data lives in a mcpverse.json file within the repository, maintained through community contributions via pull requests.

What runtime or dependencies are required to use MCPverse?

For the npm package, Node.js is required. The web interface only needs a browser and works offline after cloning the repo.

Does MCPverse provide authentication or transport details for servers?

Each server entry includes required variables (e.g., tokens) with descriptions, but MCPverse itself does not handle authentication or transport; it only documents those details as provided by the server maintainers.