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MCPMarkets is the curated marketplace and directory of the best MCP servers and hottest agent skills. Compare quality scores, stars, and install commands — free.
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MCPMarkets is a multilingual directory for the Model Context Protocol ecosystem. It indexes 13,000+ MCP servers and agent skills and turns each one into a page you can act on: the exact install command for your client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Cline and others), a quality score built from...
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As answered by people managing Diffee and MCPMarkets.
MCPMarkets's answer:
Every listing is turned into a decision aid, not just a description: the install command for your specific client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Cline), a quality score computed from maintenance signals, and 7-day / 30-day star growth taken from a daily snapshot instead of a lifetime total. It is also the only MCP directory with full catalogs in five languages (EN/ZH/JA/KO/RU), which matters because a large share of MCP servers are maintained by developers outside the US.
MCPMarkets's answer:
Most MCP lists are GitHub READMEs stitched into a page: you learn what a project does, but not whether it is still maintained, and not what to paste into your config. MCPMarkets answers the three questions you actually have before installing anything: does it still ship (growth and last commit), does it work with my client (per-client install command), and what do I do next (copy-paste config snippet). Rankings come from momentum rather than popularity, so a three-month-old project that ships weekly can outrank a six-year-old one that does not.
MCPMarkets's answer:
MCP developers and AI engineers who are assembling a tool stack - people already running Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code or Cline who need to pick a server in minutes rather than hours. Secondary audiences: teams evaluating MCP servers before adopting them internally, and Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Russian speaking developers who want the catalog in their own language.
MCPMarkets's answer:
I kept hitting the same wall when trying MCP servers: the README explains the idea, but not whether the project is maintained, and definitely not which config snippet my client needs. Before building anything I pulled every MCP-related repository I could find - 12,534 unique ones - to see what the ecosystem actually looks like. The distribution surprised me: a handful of repositories with thousands of stars, a very long tail under 50, and almost nothing in between. That is why "top 10 MCP servers" lists are so misleading. MCPMarkets started as a way to rank by momentum instead of popularity, and to extract the install command that the README usually leaves out.
MCPMarkets's answer:
Nuxt 3 / Vue 3 with server-side rendering and Nitro (Node) for the frontend; .NET 8 minimal API with SqlSugar over PostgreSQL for the catalog, search and admin; the GitHub REST API for daily metadata ingestion; Cloudflare in front of Nginx at the edge.
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