awesome-mcp-list

Type: GitHub repository / curated directory
Category: MCP server directories & lists
Source: https://github.com/MobinX/awesome-mcp-list

Overview

awesome-mcp-list is a curated GitHub repository that maintains a concise, continuously updated list of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. It acts as a directory to help developers discover, explore, and integrate a wide variety of MCP-compatible server implementations and related tools.

Features

• Curated MCP server directory

  • Collects and organizes links to MCP servers from across the community.
  • Focuses specifically on implementations compatible with the Model Context Protocol.

• Concise, categorized listing

  • Groups servers into topical categories (e.g., Browser Control, Art & Culture, and others in the full README).
  • Makes it easier to browse and locate servers based on use case.

• Browser Control MCP servers (examples from the list)

  • @recursechat/mcp-server-apple-shortcuts: Integrates with macOS Shortcuts for automation via MCP.
  • @kimtth/mcp-aoai-web-browsing: Minimal web browsing using Azure OpenAI and Playwright.
  • @pskill9/web-search: Web search based on Google results without requiring API keys.
  • @co-browser/browser-use-mcp-server: Packages browser-use as an MCP server, including Docker support for Chromium and VNC.
  • @blackwhite084/playwright-plus-python-mcp: Uses Playwright via Python, optimized for large language models.
  • @executeautomation/playwright-mcp-server: Web automation and data extraction with Playwright within an MCP framework.
  • @automatalabs/mcp-server-playwright: Controls web browsers via Playwright through MCP commands.
  • modelcontextprotocol/server-puppeteer: Official Puppeteer-based server for web automation and scraping (part of the Model Context Protocol servers collection).
  • @kimtaeyoon83/mcp-server-youtube-transcript: Extracts subtitles and transcripts from YouTube videos for AI processing.

• Additional categories

  • The repository includes more categories beyond Browser Control (e.g., Art & Culture and others), each listing relevant MCP servers; details are available in the full README.

• Continuously updated

  • The list is actively maintained and expanded over time as new MCP servers and tools appear.

Use Cases

• Quickly discovering existing MCP servers for integration into tools or applications.
• Exploring reference implementations when building new MCP-compatible servers.
• Comparing different MCP servers that target similar tasks (e.g., various browser automation approaches).

Pricing

• Not applicable. The repository is a public, open GitHub list; no pricing or plans are specified.