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If you're building with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), you already know the pain. You write a server. You wire it up to Claude, Cursor, or your own agent. And then... you spend the next 3 hours running curl commands, squinting at raw JSON-RPC payloads, and guessing why your tool schema isn't bein
The MCP ecosystem is moving fast enough that a server shipping today is already competing with dozens that shipped last week. But most indie builders have no distribution infrastructure — one Reddit post, maybe a Dev.to article, then silence while the project quietly rots. I built marketing-pipeline
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) went from "Anthropic side project" to industry standard in eighteen months. As of March 2026, MCP SDKs are pulling 97 million monthly downloads. Every serious agent framework — Claude, Cursor, OpenAI Agents SDK, Microsoft Agent Framework — speaks MCP natively. If you
MCPNest v1.11 | April 2026 The MCP ecosystem has a governance problem. Developers are installing MCP servers directly into Claude Desktop and Cursor — GitHub integrations, database connectors, web scrapers, API wrappers. The tools are good. The problem is that nobody in IT knows which ones are runni
At a glance: 40+ servers across 8 subcategories. 5 official government agency servers. Rating: 4/5. Five government agencies have released official MCP servers — more institutional adoption than any other vertical category. The U.S. has the deepest coverage, from official Census Bureau and GPO serve
