toolhive and toolhive-catalog

ToolHive is a deployment platform for MCP servers, while ToolHive Catalog is the registry that supplies the server definitions ToolHive deploys—they are complements that work together in a producer-consumer architecture.

toolhive

Established

toolhive-catalog

Emerging

Maintenance 22/25

Adoption 10/25

Maturity 16/25

Community 21/25

Maintenance 10/25

Adoption 6/25

Maturity 15/25

Community 17/25

Stars: 1,647

Forks: 188

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Commits (30d): 332

Language: Go

License: Apache-2.0

Stars: 18

Forks: 8

Downloads: —

Commits (30d): 0

Language: Go

License: Apache-2.0

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About toolhive

stacklok/toolhive

ToolHive makes deploying MCP servers easy, secure and fun

ToolHive simplifies and secures the deployment of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, which are often used with AI clients like GitHub Copilot or VS Code. It provides a platform to easily deploy, manage, and control access to these servers, ensuring they run securely. Software development teams, MLOps engineers, and IT administrators looking to manage their AI tool infrastructure would use this.

AI-infrastructure MLOps developer-tools security-management IT-operations

About toolhive-catalog

stacklok/toolhive-catalog

ToolHive's registry catalog of MCP servers

This is a catalog for AI assistant developers to discover and register specialized tools and reusable workflows. It helps developers list new servers offering capabilities like GitHub integration or database querying, and share 'skills' which are pre-built prompts and workflows. The output is a public listing within the ToolHive ecosystem, making your AI assistant features available to others.

AI-Assistant-Development AI-Workflow-Automation Tool-Integration AI-Skill-Sharing Prompt-Engineering

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