Koskamo

Find your next MCP server

Find remote and local MCP servers by task, transport, capability, access, and publisher, with clear verification labels.

14,790 MCP servers

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

Showing 5,029–5,040 of 14,790 matching servers

Sorted by name, A–Z

ServerTypeCategoryAccessSetup
gitpro MCP logo, by Yantrakar

gitpro MCP

By Yantrakar · 0 tools

A read-only MCP server that allows AI agents to determine the correct Git identity (name, email, SSH key) for a repository based on its remote URL.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Git Reflog Archaeologist MCP logo, by mrfentmen

Git Reflog Archaeologist MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

A local MCP server that aggregates Git reflog and recovery signals without exposing repository content.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
GitStandup MCP logo, by muba00

GitStandup MCP

By muba00 · 0 tools · 5 GitHub stars

An MCP server that automatically collects git commits from multiple repositories and helps AI assistants generate natural, comprehensive standup summaries.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Gitsu MCP logo, by Coduo Studio

Gitsu MCP

By Coduo Studio · 0 tools

Gitsu MCP is a local stdio server that allows AI agents to interact with GitHub Projects v2 boards.

CommunityPackage
Project managementSource reviewed
git-summary-mcp logo, by yifanyifan897645

git-summary-mcp

By yifanyifan897645 · 0 tools

An MCP server providing AI assistants with deep understanding of local Git repositories.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
GitWand MCP logo, by devlint

GitWand MCP

By devlint · 0 tools · 193 GitHub stars

An MCP server that exposes GitWand's conflict resolution engine to AI agents.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
GitWarren MCP logo, by Klarluft B.V.

GitWarren MCP

By Klarluft B.V. · 0 tools · 131 GitHub stars

An MCP server that allows AI coding agents to interact with local git worktrees for code review.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Git Why MCP logo, by Allison Coleman

Git Why MCP

By Allison Coleman · 0 tools

Git Why is a semantic archaeology tool for Git that finds commits explaining why code exists using full-text and vector search.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
Gitworthy MCP logo, by trippyogi

Gitworthy MCP

By trippyogi · 0 tools · 2 GitHub stars

Gitworthy is an MCP decision engine that helps coding agents scout, rank, and preflight software work before implementation.

CommunityPackage
Developer toolsSource reviewed
GiveReady MCP logo, by gswardman

GiveReady MCP

By gswardman · 0 tools

An MCP server that allows AI agents to search a directory of over 41,000 nonprofits, retrieve impact data, submit enrichments, and facilitate USDC donations via the x402 protocol…

CommunityPackage
CommerceSource reviewed
gknowledge MCP logo, by openapi

gknowledge MCP

By openapi · 0 tools · 29 GitHub stars

A community MCP server for gknowledge, a native GNOME application that turns documents into a cited, evolving AI-assisted knowledge base.

CommunityPackage
Documentation and referenceSource reviewed
GL1TCH Token Safety MCP logo, by GL1TCH

GL1TCH Token Safety MCP

By GL1TCH · 4 tools · Not fully annotated · 5 GitHub stars

An MCP server providing token rug-risk scans, Know Your Agent wallet checks, deployer reputation graphs, and yield analysis for AI agents on Solana and EVM chains.

CommunityRemote HTTP
AI and machine learning
No sign-in

Browse by category

Let your agent find its tools

Add Koskamo to your agent to find official MCP servers for a task, inspect access requirements, and get setup links. Public discovery needs no key.

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.

List your own server