mcp.tc
A free, independent directory of MCP servers, each with a guessable quick link, its tools, and one-click setup for Claude, Cursor or VS Code.
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning
What is mcp.tc?
mcp.tc is a free, independent directory of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Every server gets its own page at a guessable address such as mcp.tc/i/notion, which lists what the server does, its tools, and one-click setup for clients like Claude, Cursor and VS Code.
The site is useful for anyone who wants to connect an AI assistant to outside tools and data without hunting for setup details. Each listing says up front whether it needs sign-in, and local servers provide their install command. Browsing and setup require no account.
What sets it apart is that clients connect directly to the server itself. The mcp.tc link is only the server's page, so tool calls, sign-in tokens and API keys never pass through mcp.tc. The site also rereads public tool lists several times a day and keeps a History of changes, and followers can get emails when a server changes. Server owners can submit a URL, GitHub repository or npm or PyPI package to be listed.
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