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A collection of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for managing and integrating (LLM) various Large Language Model services.

• Rich MCP Servers: Provides a variety of MCP servers to meet different LLM integration needs.
• Easy Installation and Configuration: Easily install and configure servers via the npm package manager.
• TypeScript Support: Provides complete TypeScript type definitions to improve development efficiency and code quality.
• Monorepo Architecture: Adopts a Monorepo structure for easy code management, maintenance, and version control.
• Seamless Integration of LLM Services: Simplifies the integration process with various LLM services.
• Standardized MCP Protocol: Provides consistent model context definition and interaction methods.

All servers are published under the @mcpmarket scope on npm.

Server Name	Description	Installation Command
@mcpmarket/auto-install	A powerful MCP server with CLI that integrates into your client's MCP ecosystem. It enables you to install and manage other MCP servers through natural language conversations with LLMs. By default, it discovers MCP servers from the @modelcontextprotocol scope, but you can customize the sources using the add-source command.	pnpm add @mcpmarket/auto-install

# Install a specific server
pnpm add @mcpmarket/[server-name]

1. Choose the server you need from the Available Servers list.

2. Install using pnpm:

   pnpm add @mcpmarket/[server-name]
   

3. Follow the instructions in the server's corresponding README file for configuration and usage.

packages/             # Collection of MCP servers
├── server-a/         # MCP server A
│   ├── src/          # Source code
│   ├── README.md     # Server documentation
│   └── package.json  # Package configuration file
├── server-b/         # MCP server B
│   ├── src/
│   ├── README.md
│   └── package.json
└── ...               # More servers

Please see our Contributing Guide for details about:

• Development workflow
• Creating new packages
• Publishing packages
• Pull Request process

MIT