MCP Resources & Community

Explore curated resources, official documentation, community tools,
and libraries to enhance your Model Context Protocol development journey.

MCP Introduction

Official introduction to the Model Context Protocol, explaining core concepts and architecture.

modelcontextprotocol.io/introduction

MCP GitHub Organization

Official GitHub organization containing all MCP repositories, including specifications and implementations.

github.com/modelcontextprotocol

MCP Servers Directory

Comprehensive directory of available MCP servers for various integrations and use cases.

mcpservers.org

Awesome MCP Servers

Community-curated list of awesome MCP servers, tools, and resources for developers.

github.com/punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers

MCP Inspector

Interactive debugging tool for testing and inspecting MCP servers during development.

github.com/modelcontextprotocol/inspector

MCP Python Library

Official Python implementation of the Model Context Protocol for building MCP servers and clients.

pypi.org/project/mcp

MCP TypeScript SDK

TypeScript/JavaScript SDK for implementing MCP servers and clients with type safety.

github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk

MCP CLI Tool

Command-line interface for testing, debugging, and managing MCP servers from the terminal.

pypi.org/project/mcp-cli

MCP Chinese Getting Started Guide

Comprehensive Chinese guide for getting started with the Model Context Protocol development.

github.com/liaokongVFX/MCP-Chinese-Getting-Started-Guide

MCP.so

Community platform and resource hub for Model Context Protocol developers and enthusiasts.

mcp.so

To all the brilliant teams and creators behind the websites that first sparked our curiosity, thank you. Your tutorials, open-sourced snippets, late-night blog posts, and patient forum replies have nudged the Model Context Protocol from an intriguing idea into a rising staple of modern tech culture.

Let's keep that spirit alive. Let's keep exchanging ideas, refining standards, and bridging gaps until software feels less like isolated silos and more like a supportive orchestra. Working together, we can turn code into connection and build a world that is not only more efficient, but kinder, more collaborative, and unmistakably human.