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Nikolife2016 5271ba5075
 docs: add PulseFeed MCP Drift Watch to community projects (#1581) 
One line in `docs/community-projects.md` under **Other**, following the
format in *Adding Your Project*.

**What it is.** A daily external diff of the whole registry population —
25,122 entries as of today — recording what changed in a server *after*
it was listed rather than whether it is safe right now: package
ownership transferred, an install script added in a later version,
repository link removed, package unpublished, a removed name republished
by someone else.

**Why the distinction matters.** A rug pull is clean at review time by
construction: the package collects installs for weeks, then ships the
patch. Detecting that needs yesterday's snapshot to exist, which is why
the series starts on 2026-07-30 and cannot be reconstructed after the
fact. The registry's own moderation policy notes it relies on downstream
consumers for this kind of check.

**Free, no key, no account:** JSON and RSS feeds filterable to your own
package list, a README badge, and webhook alerts. Every day's manifest
of dataset digests is timestamped into Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps, so
the series can be shown to have existed on a given date by anyone,
without trusting us.

Placed next to `polygraph` as the nearest precedent for an independent
security project in this list. All links in the entry were checked
before opening this PR. Nothing else in the file is touched.
2026-09-05 22:47:31 +03:00

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Community Projects

The following is a list of notable community-driven projects in the ecosystem related to the MCP Registry.

Featured Projects

Browsers 🔎

Browse the official MCP Registry in your browser!

MCP Registry Clients

Registry Implementations

Self-hostable servers that implement the MCP Registry API specification.

  • ToolSDK MCP Registry - Extends the MCP Registry with API-based MCP execution, private deployment, and secure sandbox isolation.
  • ToolHive Registry Server - Enterprise-grade MCP Registry API implementation with Kubernetes-native CRD discovery, OIDC/JWT claim-based access control, multi-source aggregation (Git, K8s, upstream registries), SIEM-compliant audit logging, and OpenTelemetry observability.

Other

  • MCP Registry Cheat Sheet - MCP Registry Cheat Sheet for MCP server developers, client developers, and registry admin
  • MCP Registry Remote MCP Server - Open Remote MCP server for the Registry at https://registry-mcp.remote-mcp.com
  • MCP Server for MCP Registry - MCP Server to discover and search for available MCP servers in the registry
  • mcp-insights - Analytics and insights for the MCP Registry
  • mcp-registry-cli - CLI tool to navigate the MCP registry servers
  • OtherVibes/mcp-publish-action - GitHub Action for publishing MCP servers to the official registry
  • polygraph - Independent behavioral security grades (A–F) for MCP servers from an open, reproducible harness, published as an adoption-ranked index with per-server reports
  • PulseFeed MCP Drift Watch - Daily external diff of the whole registry population, recording what changed in a server after it was listed: package ownership transferred, install script added in a later version, repository removed, package unpublished, a removed name republished by someone else. Free JSON/RSS feed filterable to your own packages, a README badge, and webhook alerts; series runs from 2026-07-30 and each day's manifest is timestamped into Bitcoin.

Adding Your Project

To add your community project, submit a pull request adding a one-line entry above with format: [project-name](link) - brief description

Disclaimer

This is not an exhaustive list, and inclusion does not imply endorsement. Projects are maintained by third parties and may not be actively supported, secure, or compatible with the latest MCP Registry version. Please review each project independently and use at your own risk!