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MCP-MCP: Meta‑MCP Server

MCP Server

A phone book for discovering and provisioning Model Context Protocol servers worldwide

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MCP‑MCP aggregates over 1,800 MCP servers from curated sources and offers a command‑line and Claude Desktop interface for AI assistants to query, discover, and provision the right tool for any task. It updates automatically every three hours.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

MCP-MCP: An MCP server that helps discover other MCP servers

MCP‑MCP is a Meta‑MCP server that functions as a centralized discovery and provisioning hub for the Model Context Protocol ecosystem. When an AI assistant, such as Claude, encounters a requirement that cannot be satisfied by its current toolset—say it needs real‑time weather data or domain availability checks—it can query MCP‑MCP. The server then searches a continuously updated database of over 1,800 MCP servers sourced from official repositories and community collections, returning a curated list of relevant tools. This eliminates the need for agents to manually hunt through GitHub, forums, or third‑party lists, streamlining the process of equipping an assistant with the exact capability it needs.

The value for developers lies in MCP‑MCP’s role as a “phone book” for MCP servers. By exposing a single, well‑documented endpoint, it allows any AI workflow to treat tool discovery as a first‑class operation. Developers can embed simple natural‑language queries into their agents, and the server handles all the heavy lifting of searching, deduplicating, and ranking results. The database is refreshed every three hours, ensuring that new tools are surfaced quickly while intelligent deduplication guarantees a clean catalog free of redundant entries.

Key capabilities include:

  • Comprehensive aggregation from official MCP repositories and curated community lists.
  • Automatic updates every three hours to keep the catalog current.
  • Intelligent deduplication, preventing duplicate servers across multiple sources.
  • Natural‑language query handling that translates user requests into precise search terms.
  • Simple integration with Claude Desktop and Claude Code through straightforward configuration entries.

Typical use cases span a wide spectrum: an agent that needs to pull stock market data can ask for “MCP servers related to financial APIs,” a chatbot that must validate email addresses might request a server for “email validation tools,” and a data‑analysis pipeline could search for “MCP servers capable of web scraping.” In each scenario, MCP‑MCP supplies a ready‑to‑use server that the assistant can invoke immediately, reducing setup time and avoiding repetitive manual configuration.

What sets MCP‑MCP apart is its dual focus on breadth and cleanliness. By combining a massive, regularly refreshed catalog with deduplication logic, it offers developers the most extensive yet reliable set of MCP tools available. This makes it an indispensable component for any AI system that relies on external services, turning tool discovery from a cumbersome manual task into an automated, context‑aware operation.