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MCPVault
2h agoMCPVault is an independent directory for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem that indexes thousands of public MCP servers. It connects to each server to perform a live MCP handshake, re‑testing weekly, and assigns quality grades (A‑F) based on maintenance cadence, adoption, license clarity and documentation. Server owners can claim, edit, and verify their listings, adding compatibility details, install commands and logos. The vault also provides client‑compatibility data, maintenance signals, and searchable filters for developers seeking reliable MCP services.
Server IndexingLive VerificationQuality GradingServer Claiming & EditingClient Compatibility InfoMaintenance SignalsSearch & Filtering
Key Capabilities
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Server Indexing
Automatically discovers and lists over 17,500 public MCP servers from the ecosystem.
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Live Verification
Performs real MCP handshakes, re‑tested weekly, to award a verified badge and do‑follow link.
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Quality Grading
Assigns grades A‑F nightly based on factors such as maintenance cadence, adoption, license clarity and documentation.
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Server Claiming & Editing
Allows owners to claim their server page, edit description, set client compatibility, add install commands and upload a logo.
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Client Compatibility Info
Displays supported client types and required authentication for each server as declared by maintainers.
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Maintenance Signals
Shows last commit, release cadence and open‑issue health, enabling filtering by maintainer activity.
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Search & Filtering
Provides searchable browsing of servers with filters for grades, activity, categories and client compatibility.
Use Cases
Discover Reliable MCP ServersDevelopers can browse and filter verified MCP servers with quality grades to select stable, well‑maintained services for their applications.Software developers and engineers integrating MCP services
Showcase and Verify Own MCP ServerServer owners can submit their repository, claim the listing, edit details, and obtain live verification to increase visibility and trust among developers.MCP server maintainers and product teams
Assess Server Maintenance HealthTeams can evaluate a server’s maintenance signals—commit frequency, release cadence, open‑issue health—to decide whether to adopt or replace a service.DevOps and platform reliability engineers
Ensure Client CompatibilityBy viewing declared client compatibility and authentication requirements, developers can quickly determine if a server fits their stack without trial‑and‑error.Developers integrating specific MCP client libraries
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