MCP Registry is a community-driven centralized service designed specifically for discovering, managing, and publishing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It provides a comprehensive RESTful API that facilitates the management of MCP server entries, including listing, retrieving detailed information, creating, updating, and deleting entries. The service supports MongoDB as its primary database backend, with an option for in-memory database support, and is containerized with Docker for easy deployment and development. The project is in early development stages and is built openly with community contributions encouraged. It aims to serve as a centralized repository for MCP server implementations, allowing users to discover various MCP servers along with their metadata, configurations, and capabilities. The API is well-documented using Swagger/OpenAPI, providing interactive documentation and testing capabilities. Key features include a health check endpoint for monitoring service status, support for environment configurations, graceful shutdown handling, and pagination for listing registry entries. The service can be run locally or via Docker Compose, which sets up the registry service along with MongoDB in a Docker environment. The project structure is organized into directories for API specifications, application entry points, configuration files, internal application code (including HTTP server handlers, configuration management, data models, and business logic), public libraries, utility scripts, and command-line tools such as a publisher tool for adding MCP servers to the registry. The API endpoints cover health checks, listing MCP servers with pagination, retrieving detailed server information, publishing new MCP server entries with authentication, and a ping endpoint for environment info. The publishing endpoint supports specifying package details, environment variables, and repository information. Overall, MCP Registry is a foundational infrastructure component for the Model Context Protocol ecosystem, enabling centralized discovery and management of MCP servers through a robust and extensible API service.
https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/registry
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