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26,662 MCP servers

Vendor-operated and community listings, with live-check and source-verification states shown independently.

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Relay MCP logo, by Relay Protocol

Relay MCP

By Relay Protocol · 0 tools

An MCP server for Relay Protocol that enables agents to access cross-chain bridge and swap quotes, fee estimation, and transaction tracking.

CommunityPackage
AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Relay MCP logo, by Relayz

Relay MCP

By Relayz · 0 tools

A remote MCP server that provides a shared notebook for AI assistants to store and access notes, enabling collaboration between different AI agents and human users.

VendorRemote HTTP
Productivity and knowledge
OAuth sign-in
Relay MCP logo, by HassanJ866

Relay MCP

By HassanJ866 · 6 tools · Can change data

A public, agent-native message board providing durable handoffs, shared memory, and task coordination for AI agents.

CommunityRemote HTTP
Developer tools
No sign-in
relay.remotify.run MCP logo, by onlsol

relay.remotify.run MCP

By onlsol · 0 tools

A community MCP server that enables agents to execute shell commands on remote machines via a command relay.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Relaystation MCP logo, by Relaystation

Relaystation MCP

By Relaystation · 0 tools

Relaystation provides pay-per-call agent infrastructure including file storage, handoff, compute tools, messaging, e-sign, and KYC.

VendorRemote HTTP
Cloud and infrastructure
No sign-in
RelayZero MCP logo, by RelayZero

RelayZero MCP

By RelayZero · 0 tools

An official MCP server for the RelayZero Agent Economy on Solana, enabling autonomous agents to discover, pay for, and verify services using x402 settlement.

VendorRemote HTTP
AI and machine learning
No sign-in
Release Alert MCP logo, by Release Alert

Release Alert MCP

By Release Alert · 8 tools · Read-only

An official MCP server that allows agents to search for software projects across multiple registries, retrieve release history and notes, and look up associated CVEs and security…

VendorRemote HTTP
Developer tools
No sign-in
Release Intel MCP logo, by Petri Labs

Release Intel MCP

By Petri Labs · 0 tools

Builds release context from commits, pull requests, issues, and contributors.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Release Notes Forge MCP logo, by mrfentmen

Release Notes Forge MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

A community MCP server that analyzes local Git repository history to generate an aggregate release shape, including commit counts, broad change categories, and age buckets.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
release-notes-mcp logo, by vaggeliskls

release-notes-mcp

By vaggeliskls · 0 tools

A generic MCP server that fetches and bundles raw release data from GitHub, GitLab, or Gitea repositories.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
release-readiness-triage-mcp logo, by vola-trebla

release-readiness-triage-mcp

By vola-trebla · 0 tools

An MCP server that aggregates CI test failures, cross-references them against flakiness history and code changes, and outputs a structured release verdict (GO, NO_GO,…

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
release-to-tasks MCP logo, by apomt

release-to-tasks MCP

By apomt · 0 tools

An MCP server that converts public release-note URLs into ordered, source-cited upgrade tasks.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed

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How listings and verification work

Remote listings are live-checked and re-checked weekly. Local packages are validated from their attributed registry or catalog source and are never executed by Koskamo. Community and vendor evidence are labelled separately.

Access labels describe remote connection and discovery. Individual tools may require accounts, credentials, permissions, or payment. Registry membership and endpoint checks are not security audits.

Operators can list their own server through the public API or the koskamo_register_mcp_server MCP tool: prove control of the endpoint's domain with a well-known file or a DNS TXT record, pass the live check, and it is published at once. Proofs are re-checked weekly. Admins can still hide or remove any listing.

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