Anthropic MCP Servers Collection
An open-source collection of example MCP servers (TypeScript and Python) managed by Anthropic and the Model Context Protocol community, including servers for memory, filesystem access, Git, GitHub, Postgres, and more.
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Anthropic MCP Servers Collection
Overview
Anthropic MCP Servers Collection is an open-source set of example Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, implemented in TypeScript and Python. It provides ready-made servers for common tasks like memory management, filesystem access, and working with Git-based workflows and databases.
Features
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Multiple example MCP servers
- Memory server for storing and retrieving contextual information
- Filesystem server for reading and writing local files and browsing directories
- Git server for interacting with Git repositories
- GitHub server for interacting with GitHub-hosted repositories and resources
- Postgres server for connecting to and querying PostgreSQL databases
- Additional example servers maintained with the repository
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Multi-language implementations
- TypeScript-based MCP servers
- Python-based MCP servers
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MCP-focused design
- Servers designed to work with clients that implement the Model Context Protocol
- Example configurations and structure suitable as templates for building custom MCP servers
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Repository structure and tooling
- Organized
srcdirectory for server implementations scriptsdirectory for development and maintenance tasks.gitignore,.gitattributes, and.npmrcfor consistent development and packaging behavior- Contribution and community guidelines via
CONTRIBUTING.mdandCODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
- Organized
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Open-source collaboration
- Managed in collaboration with the Model Context Protocol community
- Forkable and extensible for custom MCP server use cases
Licensing
- License: MIT License
Pricing
- Cost: Free and open-source (no paid plans listed).
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