This repository provides a comprehensive and continuously updated list of MCP servers, each designed for specific integrations such as web browsing, cloud platforms, databases, and more. It serves as a valuable resource for developers looking to implement or interact with MCP servers across different domains and technologies.

The Armor Crypto MCP Server provides tools for wallet management, swaps, trades, and strategic planning in cryptocurrency ecosystems. It supports the Solana blockchain and integrates with various agentic frameworks like Claude Desktop, Cline, and n8n. The server acts as a bridge to multiple cryptocurrency ecosystems, enabling powerful chains of action for agents.

The Armor Crypto MCP Server is designed to facilitate interactions with blockchain, including wallet management, swaps, and strategic planning. It supports features like DCA, limit orders, and integrates with tools like Claude Desktop and Cline. This server acts as a bridge to various cryptocurrency ecosystems, enabling users to manage assets and execute complex trading strategies efficiently.

The Kubectl MCP Server is a Kubernetes integration tool that allows AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor to interact with Kubernetes clusters using natural language. It implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide a standardized interface for managing Kubernetes resources, monitoring cluster health, and performing diagnostics. The server supports core Kubernetes operations, natural language processing, and advanced features like RBAC validation and resource management.

The Baidu Maps MCP Server provides a robust interface for integrating Baidu Maps with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), offering a range of APIs for geocoding, place search, route planning, and more. It supports Python and Typescript SDKs, enabling seamless integration with AI assistants like Claude and Cursor. This server is ideal for developers looking to enhance their applications with advanced location-based functionalities.

This MCP server allows MCP client agents to interact with a Minesweeper game, providing a seamless integration for playing the game programmatically. It is designed to run alongside the Minesweeper game server, offering tools for client agents like Claude Desktop to interact with the game. The server includes features for starting games, placing flags, and handling game logic, making it a useful tool for testing and AI integration.

The Tripo MCP Server facilitates the integration of AI assistants like Claude with Tripo AI's 3D modeling capabilities. It allows users to generate 3D assets from natural language descriptions and seamlessly import them into Blender. This server leverages the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to bridge AI tools with 3D modeling workflows, making it easier for creators to bring their ideas to life.

The iOS Simulator MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementation designed to interact with iOS simulators. It allows users to get information about booted simulators, control UI interactions, and inspect UI elements. Features include tapping on screen coordinates, inputting text, swiping, taking screenshots, and recording videos. It is particularly useful for Quality Assurance (QA) steps in agent mode to ensure UI consistency and correct behavior after feature implementations.

This MCP server provides access to Siri Shortcuts functionality via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows Large Language Models (LLMs) to list, open, and run shortcuts from the macOS Shortcuts app. The server dynamically generates tools for each available shortcut, enabling seamless integration with LLMs like Claude. It uses the macOS `shortcuts` CLI command and supports both text and file-based input, making it a powerful tool for automating tasks through Siri Shortcuts.

The Unsplash Image Search MCP Server is designed to provide developers with an easy way to integrate Unsplash's extensive photo library into their applications. It offers advanced image search capabilities, including keyword relevance, color schemes, orientation options, and custom sorting. The server supports integration with popular IDEs like Cursor and can be installed manually or via Smithery.

kom is a comprehensive tool for managing Kubernetes resources, offering features like creating, updating, deleting, and querying resources, including support for custom resource definitions (CRDs). It simplifies Kubernetes operations by providing SQL query capabilities, multi-cluster management, and MCP server support for real-time resource management. Additionally, kom supports AI tool integrations like Claude Desktop and Cursor for enhanced Kubernetes operations.

The IDA Pro MCP Server Plugin allows AI assistants, such as Claude, to query and control IDA Pro for binary analysis tasks. It provides tools for fetching disassembly, decompiled pseudocode, function names, segment information, and more. This plugin facilitates seamless integration between IDA Pro and AI tools, enhancing binary analysis workflows.

The Starknet Agent Kit provides a comprehensive toolkit for building AI agents capable of interacting with the Starknet blockchain. It supports multiple AI providers including Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, and Ollama. The kit is available as both an NPM package and a ready-to-use NestJS server with a web interface, enabling functionalities like chat mode for conversations with the agent and autonomous mode for automated monitoring.

The Memory MCP Server is a Swift implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that provides knowledge graph management capabilities. It enables large language models to create, read, update, and delete entities and relations in a persistent knowledge graph, helping AI assistants maintain memory across conversations. The server supports entity management, relation tracking, observation systems, and powerful search functionalities, making it ideal for long-term memory and context persistence in AI applications.