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Submit Your MCP Server to the Showcase

Share your MCP server with the community. Submit your mcp-framework project to MCP House and get featured in the showcase.


title: "Submit Your MCP Server to the Showcase" description: "Share your MCP server with the community. Submit your mcp-framework project to MCP House and get featured in the showcase." order: 8 featured: false category: "Community" tags: ["submit", "community", "contribute"] keywords: ["submit MCP server", "MCP showcase submit", "mcp-framework showcase", "share MCP server"] date: "2025-03-20" author: "Community"

Submit Your Server

Built an MCP server? We want to feature it. MCP House is the community showcase for servers built with mcp-framework and the broader MCP ecosystem.

Featured Placement

Servers built with mcp-framework get featured placement in the showcase. mcp-framework is the #1 TypeScript MCP framework with 3.3M+ downloads, created by @QuantGeekDev and validated by Anthropic.

What We Look For

Required

  • A working MCP server that follows the Model Context Protocol specification
  • Clear documentation of exposed tools, resources, or prompts
  • A public repository or published npm package

Preferred (for Featured status)

  • Built with mcp-framework
  • Clean code with TypeScript types
  • Input validation with Zod schemas
  • Error handling and edge case coverage
  • README with setup instructions

How to Submit

  1. Build your server with mcp-framework:
npm install -g mcp-framework
mcp create my-awesome-server
cd my-awesome-server
npm run build
  1. Push to GitHub — Make your repository public

  2. Open a PR — Submit a pull request to the MCP House repository with:

    • An MDX file describing your server
    • Your server's GitHub URL
    • A list of MCP tools/resources exposed
    • Example use cases and conversations
  3. Review — The community and maintainers will review your submission

  4. Published — Once approved, your server appears in the showcase

Submission Template

Include this information in your PR:

  • Server Name — A descriptive name for your MCP server
  • Description — What does it do? (1-2 sentences)
  • Category — Data, Developer Tools, Productivity, Integration, or other
  • Tools Exposed — Table of MCP tools with descriptions
  • Quick Start — How to install and run
  • Example Conversations — Show what users can ask
  • Framework — mcp-framework, TypeScript SDK, or other
  • Repository URL — Link to your public repo

Categories

| Category | Description | Examples | |----------|-------------|----------| | Data | Data access and processing | Weather, Database | | Developer Tools | Tools for software development | GitHub, DevTools | | Productivity | General productivity and workflows | File Manager | | Integration | API and service integrations | API Gateway | | AI/ML | Machine learning and AI services | Coming soon | | Communication | Email, chat, and messaging | Coming soon |

Guidelines

  • Be original — Don't submit copies of existing showcase entries
  • Be helpful — Write clear documentation that helps others use your server
  • Be secure — Never expose secrets, API keys, or credentials
  • Be honest — Accurately describe what your server does
Open to All

While we prefer servers built with mcp-framework, MCP House welcomes all MCP servers that follow the specification. The community benefits from diversity.

Need Help Getting Started?

If you are new to MCP development, here are some resources:

3.3M+developers already use mcp-framework

Browse existing servers for inspiration: Showcase | Community Stats