MCPHub is a catalog of Model Context Protocol servers that your agent can query, not only a directory you browse.

~4000 servers, searchable by name or by the job you need done. Official and community listings show tools, stars, and a copy-paste config when the publisher provided one.

Find a server
Search Linear, Stripe, Sentry, Supabase, Figma, or whatever the project needs. Open the page, copy the config, paste it into Cursor, Claude, or VS Code.

Pick a task
Task pages compare three to five live options for one job: track Sentry errors, query Supabase, comment on Figma, keep assistant memory. Official vs community, with a starter config.

Load a stack
Editorial collections are ready-made MCP sets for a project type: Local Next.js, SEO research, Shopify store, Supabase + Vercel, and more. Copy all configs in one shot and merge them into .cursor/mcp.json.

Install the catalog as an MCP
MCPHub is a server too. Add it once in Cursor or VS Code, then ask:

• Find an MCP for Linear and show me how to install it.

• Load the Shopify store stack and give me the merged config.

Tools: search_servers, get_server, get_config, list_collections, get_collection. Agents that cannot install MCP can still read /llms.txt.

Inspect a remote server
The playground talks to any remote MCP over Streamable HTTP or SSE. List tools, resources, and prompts, then call them in the browser.