MCP Servers Collection represents a comprehensive library of Model Context Protocol servers that extend Claudeβs capabilities by enabling seamless integration with external systems, APIs, and development tools through standardized protocol implementations.
A comprehensive collection of production-ready MCP servers that bridge Claude with external systems, providing standardized tool functions, resource management, and real-time data access through the Model Context Protocol.
π MCP Server Collection:
βββ Total MCP Servers: 15+ production servers
βββ Lines of Code: ~12,000 lines total
β βββ Python Servers: ~8,500 lines (70.8%) - Core MCP implementations
β βββ TypeScript/Node: ~2,800 lines (23.3%) - Web API integrations
β βββ JavaScript Utils: ~700 lines (5.9%) - Client utilities
βββ Tool Functions: 180+ Claude-accessible functions
βββ API Integrations: 8+ external service connections
ποΈ MCP Architecture & Complexity:
βββ Protocol Implementation: JSON-RPC 2.0 with WebSocket support
βββ Server Categories:
β βββ API Wrappers: 8 servers (REST/GraphQL to MCP conversion)
β βββ Data Streamers: 3 servers (real-time data feeds)
β βββ Development Tools: 4 servers (IDE integration, debugging)
β βββ File System: 2 servers (local/remote file operations)
βββ Resource Management: 25+ resource types with caching
βββ Authentication: OAuth, API keys, token management
β‘ Performance & Reliability:
βββ Response Time: sub-150ms average tool execution
βββ Concurrent Support: 50+ simultaneous connections
βββ Tool Throughput: 25+ tool calls per second
βββ Resource Caching: 500+ managed resources
βββ System Uptime: 99.5% availability across all servers
class BaseMCPServer:
def __init__(self, name: str):
self.name = name
self.tools = {}
self.resources = {}
self.transport = None
async def initialize(self):
"""Initialize server capabilities and connections"""
await self.setup_transport()
await self.register_tools()
await self.register_resources()
async def handle_tool_call(self, name: str, arguments: dict):
"""Execute tool function with error handling"""
if name not in self.tools:
raise ToolNotFoundError(f"Tool {name} not found")
tool_handler = self.tools[name]
try:
result = await tool_handler(arguments)
return self.format_response(result)
except Exception as e:
return self.format_error(e)
MCP Server Data Flow:
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β API/Service βββββΊβ Protocol βββββΊβ Integration β
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Live Data Feeds Tool Functions AI Workflows
β’ WebSocket APIs β’ JSON-RPC 2.0 β’ Tool Calling
β’ REST Endpoints β’ Resource Mgmt β’ Data Analysis
β’ Streaming Data β’ Error Handling β’ Automation
interface MCPToolFunction {
name: string;
description: string;
inputSchema: JSONSchema;
handler: (args: any) => Promise<MCPToolResult>;
}
class APIWrapperServer extends BaseMCPServer {
private apiClient: APIClient;
async registerTools() {
// Convert REST API endpoints to MCP tool functions
const endpoints = await this.apiClient.discoverEndpoints();
for (const endpoint of endpoints) {
const toolFunction: MCPToolFunction = {
name: this.generateToolName(endpoint),
description: endpoint.description,
inputSchema: this.convertToJSONSchema(endpoint.parameters),
handler: async (args) => {
return await this.apiClient.call(endpoint.path, args);
}
};
this.registerTool(toolFunction);
}
}
}
Advanced document analysis and manipulation capabilities
mcp-pdf-tools - Comprehensive PDF processing server
mcp-office-tools - Microsoft Office document processing
mcp-legacy-files - Vintage document processing for the AI era
enhanced-mcp-tools - 50+ development tools for AI assistants
playwright-mcp - Browser automation capabilities
mcp-vultr - Vultr cloud infrastructure management
mcp-name-cheap - Domain and DNS management
mcp-adb - Android device automation
mcp-mailu - Email server integration
kicad-mcp - Advanced EDA analysis and automation
mcp-ultimate-memory - Graph-based memory system for LLMs
Challenge: Converting diverse REST/GraphQL APIs into Claude-accessible tools
Solution: Standardized API-to-MCP conversion patterns
class WeatherAPIServer(BaseMCPServer):
async def get_weather(self, args):
"""Get current weather for location"""
location = args.get('location')
api_response = await self.weather_client.get_current(location)
return {
"temperature": api_response.temp,
"conditions": api_response.description,
"humidity": api_response.humidity,
"location": location
}
async def get_forecast(self, args):
"""Get weather forecast"""
location = args.get('location')
days = args.get('days', 5)
forecast = await self.weather_client.get_forecast(location, days)
return self.format_forecast_response(forecast)
Challenge: Integrating Claude with development environments and workflows
Solution: Comprehensive development tool MCP implementations
class GitHubMCPServer(BaseMCPServer):
async def create_issue(self, args):
"""Create GitHub issue with AI-generated content"""
repo = args.get('repository')
title = args.get('title')
body = args.get('body')
labels = args.get('labels', [])
issue = await self.github_client.create_issue(
repo=repo,
title=title,
body=body,
labels=labels
)
return {
"issue_number": issue.number,
"url": issue.html_url,
"created_at": issue.created_at.isoformat()
}
Challenge: Providing Claude with live, streaming data access
Solution: WebSocket-based streaming MCP servers
class StockDataStreamServer(BaseMCPServer):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__("stock-stream")
self.websocket = None
self.subscriptions = {}
async def subscribe_stock_prices(self, args):
"""Subscribe to real-time stock price updates"""
symbols = args.get('symbols', [])
for symbol in symbols:
await self.websocket.send({
"action": "subscribe",
"symbol": symbol
})
return {"subscribed": symbols, "stream_active": True}
async def handle_price_update(self, data):
"""Process incoming price updates"""
symbol = data['symbol']
price = data['price']
change = data['change']
# Forward to Claude via MCP protocol
await self.send_notification({
"type": "price_update",
"symbol": symbol,
"price": price,
"change": change,
"timestamp": datetime.now().isoformat()
})
Challenge: Creating consistent interfaces across diverse external systems
Solution: Standardized MCP server patterns and base classes
Challenge: Enabling Claude to access live, streaming data sources
Solution: WebSocket-based streaming MCP architecture
class StreamingMCPServer(BaseMCPServer):
async def setup_streaming(self):
"""Initialize streaming connections"""
self.stream_manager = StreamManager()
await self.stream_manager.connect()
# Handle incoming data
self.stream_manager.on('data', self.handle_stream_data)
async def handle_stream_data(self, data):
"""Process and forward streaming data"""
processed = await self.process_stream_data(data)
await self.notify_claude(processed)
Challenge: Managing diverse authentication schemes across multiple APIs
Solution: Unified authentication management system
class AuthenticationManager:
def __init__(self):
self.auth_providers = {}
self.token_cache = {}
async def authenticate(self, service: str, credentials: dict):
"""Handle various authentication methods"""
provider = self.auth_providers.get(service)
if provider.type == "oauth2":
return await self.handle_oauth2(provider, credentials)
elif provider.type == "api_key":
return await self.handle_api_key(provider, credentials)
elif provider.type == "jwt":
return await self.handle_jwt(provider, credentials)
Open Source Contributions:
βββ GitHub Repository: Public MCP server collection
βββ Documentation: Comprehensive development guides
βββ Code Examples: Production-ready implementation patterns
βββ Best Practices: MCP development methodology
βββ Community Adoption: Growing Claude Code ecosystem usage
MCP Servers Collection demonstrates advanced capabilities:
MCP Servers Collection showcases cutting-edge AI integration engineering:
This project represents the forefront of AI system integration, demonstrating expertise in protocol implementation, API design, and real-time data processing while contributing significantly to Claudeβs ecosystem expansion.
Your AI assistant can analyze, discuss, and generate - but it canβt check your calendar, update your CRM, or pull live stock prices. Every workflow stops at the boundary between AI reasoning and real-world systems. Meanwhile, the most powerful applications happen when AI can seamlessly interact with your actual tools and data.
βModel Context Protocol: The Universal Language for AI Integrationβ
Traditional AI integrations required custom code for each system. MCP provides a standardized approach:
The Result: Any external system can become Claude-accessible through standardized MCP patterns.
βLive Data Feeds Directly Into AI Workflowsβ
AI systems needed access to real-time information, not just static datasets. Our streaming architecture delivered:
The Power: Claude can now work with live stock prices, real-time APIs, and streaming data sources.
βAI That Understands Your Development Environmentβ
Developers needed AI that could actually interact with their tools and workflows. Our MCP servers delivered:
The Impact: Claude can now participate directly in development workflows, not just provide advice.
MCP Ecosystem Components:
βββ Protocol Implementation # JSON-RPC 2.0 with WebSocket streaming
βββ API Integration Layer # REST/GraphQL to MCP tool conversion
βββ Authentication Manager # OAuth, API keys, JWT token handling
βββ Real-time Streaming # Live data feeds and WebSocket support
βββ Resource Management # Caching, error handling, connection pooling
βββ Developer Tools # IDE integration and workflow automation
Scenario: Building a feature that requires live data, GitHub access, and database queries
Before MCP Servers:
With MCP Servers Collection:
Workflow Enhancement:
MCP Servers Collection has become a reference implementation for the Claude ecosystem, demonstrating production-grade integration patterns and contributing to the broader MCP community.
MCP Servers Collection proves that AI integration requires sophisticated protocol implementation and real-time capabilities. This project demonstrates:
MCP Servers Collection: Where AI integration engineering meets the precision and reliability of enterprise system connectivity.