This repository serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding and utilizing the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in AI applications. Below, you will find an overview of the course content, objectives, and links to additional resources.

OrnitheMC fabric ports of mcpatcher's mods

A call center agent that can help with ordering a taxi.

Obsidian-focused MCP server enabling vault access, search, and programmatic note updates via the Obsidian Local REST API.

Minimal isolated MCP filesystem server exposing only the Personal vault with deterministic Docker build, strict vault isolation, and portable TOML client configs.

A local stdio interface offering deterministic, workspace-scoped tools for querying contents, searching, reading logs, and inspecting memory with a safe-by-default policy.

🤖 Simplify your work with Model Context Protocol servers and AI assistants using MCP Studio's efficient multi-provider support and robust management tools.

Simple AI agents Stater kits

Context repository MCP that allows to manage context files by project

Enable AI chatbots to query and analyze data.gouv.fr datasets through natural language on the French national Open Data platform.

MCP server for Google Docs

MCP 中文文档（定时同步，非官方）

OpenMetadata MCP compatible with version 1.3.3

Convert REST API to MCP Tools by uploading OpenAPI Specification using Spring AI and Spring Boot

✈ MCP For Plane.so

A location server based on MCP (Model Context Protocol) that provides IP address location and latitude/longitude query functionality.

My GitHub profile

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for CommandBox — lets Claude Code interact with CommandBox CLI

Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools auto-generated from table schemas. A Yeti demo.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Taiwan's Legislative Yuan open data.

A model context protocol server to connect AI agents to FreeIPA realms.

Building on agent-testing-1 agents is extended with Model Context Protocol

ICD-10-CM MCP Server - Real-time coding via Model Context Protocol

Host Composition Security in the Model Context Protocol: A Formal Analysis