AllMCPs is a directory for finding and installing Model Context Protocol servers for AI agents. It helps people browse tools that connect LLMs to local files, databases, browser actions, and external APIs. The site also offers guides, categories, search, and submission tools for server builders. It is built for developers who want to give their agents more capabilities fast, without digging through random repos or docs. You can explore featured servers, filter by category, and submit your own MCP server to reach more users.
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5The category and trending filters are the right default for discovery. What I'd want before installing a server is a visible per-server indicator of maintenance activity and requested permissions — that's what turns a directory from a list into something you can trust with an agent. Keyboard-first search is a nice touch for people juggling several agents at once.
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The category and use-case based discovery makes finding MCP servers much easier than browsing a long directory. I’d love to see trust signals such as maintenance status, last update, permissions required, and user ratings for each server. That would make it much easier to evaluate a server before installing it.
The category and trending filters are the right default for discovery.
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A focused directory for MCP servers is timely, and the combination of categories, search, and builder submission tools should make discovery much easier. The guides for connecting agents to files, databases, and browser actions could be especially helpful for developers evaluating which server to try first.
The focus on local files, databases, browser actions, and external APIs makes this directory especially useful for developers evaluating MCP servers. Category filters plus installation guidance should make it much easier to compare options without digging through scattered repos.