This MCP enables users to browse, search, filter, and submit Minecraft Protocol (MCP) servers. It provides detailed server information, moderation, and user engagement, all built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Supabase, supporting the Minecraft community.
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This MCP enables users to browse, search, filter, and submit Minecraft Protocol (MCP) servers. It provides detailed server information, moderation, and user engagement, all built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Supabase, supporting the Minecraft community.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 28 2025
Ankit Tyagi
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What is Model Context Protocol Server Directory?
The MCP Server Directory is designed to help users discover, explore, and contribute to a comprehensive listing of Minecraft Protocol (MCP) servers. With features like detailed server profiles, advanced search and filter options, user submission forms, and an admin moderation system, it serves both server operators and players. Built using React with Next.js, it employs a scalable backend via Supabase, ensuring smooth operation, authentication, and data management. The platform supports community-driven growth and easy onboarding for new servers, making it an essential tool for MCP server communities and enthusiasts.
Who will use Model Context Protocol Server Directory?
- Minecraft server operators
- Minecraft players
- Community moderators
- Developers contributing MCP servers
- Minecraft community managers
How to use the Model Context Protocol Server Directory?
- Step 1: Visit the MCP Server Directory website
- Step 2: Use the search & filter options to find servers
- Step 3: Click on server details for comprehensive info
- Step 4: Submit your server through the submission form for approval
- Step 5: Use admin tools to review and approve submissions
Model Context Protocol Server Directory's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Server Listings
- Search & Filter
- Server Detail Pages
- Submission Forms
- Admin Moderation
The Benefits
- Easy discovery of MCP servers
- Community contribution and growth
- Accurate and detailed server information
- Streamlined moderation process
- Built on scalable, modern tech stack
Model Context Protocol Server Directory's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Community server discovery for Minecraft players
- Server promotion and listing by operators
- Moderation and management of server submissions
- Integration with community events and updates
- Building a comprehensive MCP server ecosystem
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