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This PR adds a new example to the OpenAPI specification that demonstrates the publisher extensions feature recently added in #298. ## Changes - Added \`example_org_server\` example to the OpenAPI spec - Demonstrates \`x-publisher\` fields for contact email and build metadata - Shows organization-specific extensions (\`x-com.example\`) including: - Marketplace icon URL - Category classification - Documentation URL - Verified publisher status This example helps developers understand how to use the new vendor extensions functionality when publishing servers to the registry. Co-authored-by: adam jones <adamj+git@anthropic.com> |
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Registry API
There are a variety of use cases where an MCP Server Registry API is useful to the MCP ecosystem. At least the following:
- Implementation of a centralized, publicly available catalog of all publicly accessible MCP server implementations
- Implementation of a private catalog of MCP server implementations exclusively accessible by a specific group of people (e.g. a single enterprise)
These scenarios would benefit from a standard "MCP server registry API" specification that they could potentially compose, as well as share resources (like SDK implementations).
The centralized, publicly available catalog ("Official MCP Registry") needs additional constraints that need not apply to the broader "MCP server registry API"
References:
- openapi.yaml - A reusable API specification (MCP Server Registry API) that anyone building any sort of "MCP server registry" should consider adopting / aligning with.
- https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/openapi.yaml - The specification backing the Official MCP Registry; a derivative of the MCP Server Registry API specification.