awesome-mcp-servers and awesome-remote-mcp-servers

These are ecosystem siblings—one aggregates all types of MCP servers while the other specializes in cataloging only the remote/hosted variants that can be accessed via URL endpoints, serving different discovery needs within the same MCP ecosystem.

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About awesome-mcp-servers

TensorBlock/awesome-mcp-servers

A comprehensive collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers

This is a curated collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, which act like universal adapters for AI models. It helps AI users connect their AI assistants, research agents, or other AI tools to a vast array of external services like databases, web browsers, communication platforms, and more. If you're using an AI model and need it to interact with real-world data or services, this list provides the specific 'server' connections you need.

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About awesome-remote-mcp-servers

sylviangth/awesome-remote-mcp-servers

A curated list of Hosted & Managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) Servers accessible via a simple URL endpoint.

This is a curated list of ready-to-use Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers that connect AI applications to external services and data. It provides simple URL endpoints that allow non-technical users to integrate powerful functions like CRM, data analytics, and payment processing into their AI agents. Marketers, financial analysts, operations engineers, or anyone building AI agents can use these hosted services to enhance their AI workflows.

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