MCP Tools Directory

Sources & methodology

We help visitors compare integrations using attributable facts. Every profile links to its source and shows when its information was checked. Listings are ordered by date for events, and alphabetically for tools and servers.

How listings are added

We review official provider and organizer information, reusable public datasets and direct submissions. We publish our own factual summaries and keep source identifiers so updates do not create duplicate listings. Sponsored placements must be labeled and do not affect factual status.

What “unattended” means

Setup and runtime are separate. An integration may need an API key or a one-time account connection before it can run without a person present. “Documented” reflects provider instructions; “tested” requires a dated compatibility check. A listed MCP server is not automatically tested or endorsed. Your client’s permissions and the selected tool still control whether a human is needed.

Metadata from the official MCP Registry is available under CC0. Package code and vendor assets have their own terms.

Corrections

Use the submission form to report a change, request removal or claim an existing listing. Submissions enter the platform’s review inbox; a submission does not publish automatically.