Trending MCP servers (40)

A reference MCP server that lets assistants read, write, and manage approved local directories with explicit boundaries and safe path handling. It is the canonical example for any agent that needs structured access to a developer machine.

The official GitHub MCP server exposes repositories, issues, pull requests, code search, and Actions context to coding agents. It is published and maintained by GitHub and is the most widely adopted MCP server in production.

A browser automation MCP server built on Playwright. Agents can navigate pages, click elements, fill forms, capture screenshots, and inspect the DOM with deterministic waits and accessibility-aware locators.

Connect AI agents to PostgreSQL with schema inspection, read-only query controls, and concise table context for safer database exploration. The reference implementation also supports restricted write access for migrations.

Expose Brave Search as tools that any MCP-compatible client can call. Returns web, news, and local results with safe-search controls and rich snippets that agents can summarize without scraping.

Search channels, summarize threads, and let agents prepare team updates using governed access to Slack workspaces. Supports read-only and scoped-write modes for safe agent behavior.

Browse, search, and edit Notion pages and databases through MCP. Ideal for agents that need to read product specs, update docs, or summarize team wikis.

Give agents access to Google Maps places, directions, geocoding, and elevation data. Useful for travel planning, real estate, logistics, and any workflow that needs structured location context.

A knowledge-graph based memory layer that lets agents remember entities, relationships, and observations across sessions. The canonical implementation uses a local JSON store for zero-config persistence.

Expose core AWS services to MCP clients: S3 buckets, Lambda functions, CloudWatch logs, and IAM roles. Designed with strict permission scopes for safe agent operations.

Expose Chrome DevTools Protocol commands through MCP. Agents can capture console output, profile performance, manipulate cookies, and execute JavaScript against a live Chrome instance.

A Puppeteer-based MCP server for scraping, screenshotting, and interacting with web pages. A practical alternative to Playwright when teams already standardize on the Puppeteer ecosystem.

Connect Linear to MCP clients so agents can read sprint state, summarize project health, and draft issue updates. Supports team-scoped tokens for safe per-workspace access.

A simple HTTP fetch MCP server that returns cleaned-up HTML, Markdown, or JSON. It is the recommended tool for agents that need to read a page without a full browser stack.

The official Supabase MCP server exposes database, auth, storage, and edge function tools. Read-only by default with optional write access for migrations and schema introspection.

Expose Stripe customers, invoices, subscriptions, and payment intents to MCP clients with strict, auditable scopes. Perfect for support agents that need billing context without opening the dashboard.

Expose common Git operations to MCP clients: status, log, diff, blame, branch management, and commit history search. A perfect companion to coding agents that work on local clones.

Connect Figma files, frames, components, and design tokens to MCP clients. Useful for agents that generate UI from design system primitives or summarize visual specifications.

Browse and update Jira issues, sprints, and boards from MCP clients. Built for engineering teams that plan, track, and ship work in Jira Cloud.

Surface Sentry issues, releases, and stack traces inside agent sessions so debugging tools can propose fixes against real error context. Read-only by default with optional write scopes.

Query MongoDB collections, run aggregations, and inspect schema through MCP. A practical fit for content platforms, catalogs, and any document-shaped data product.

Expose Cloudflare platform primitives to MCP clients: Workers deployments, KV namespaces, R2 buckets, and D1 databases. A foundation for agents that deploy and operate cloud infrastructure.

Bridge JetBrains IDEs to MCP clients with project awareness, refactoring actions, and code intelligence. The companion plugin works with IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, and GoLand.

Query local SQLite databases through MCP. A lightweight option for desktop tools, browser extensions, and any agent that needs a zero-setup SQL backend.