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Listing request: Unyly — MCP servers catalog (15k+ entries) #1360

@FasadSalatov

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@FasadSalatov

Submission: Unyly

URL: https://unyly.org
Type: Catalog / Discovery tool (not an MCP server itself — a registry that indexes MCP servers from across the ecosystem)
License: Catalog content public, code partially open-sourced

What it does

Unyly indexes 15,000+ MCP servers from:

  • Official MCP Registry (this one)
  • Smithery
  • PulseMCP
  • Glama
  • npm (@modelcontextprotocol/* and related)
  • Community submissions

Catalog data is normalised across sources: install commands, environment variables, permissions scope, repo health, npm publish date, security considerations. Each server gets a unique URL with structured metadata (Schema.org SoftwareApplication, BreadcrumbList) — improves discoverability via Google + AI search.

Install flow

We solved the "config-file friction" problem. Users click "Install" → we detect their client (Claude Desktop / Claude Code / Cursor / VS Code Cline) and inject the right config block. No manual JSON editing.

Why this matters for the Official Registry

  • We pull from the Official Registry (your source-of-truth feed is read in our daily ingest job)
  • We send users back — every listing has a "View on Official Registry" link with the registry URL.
  • We add discovery + install UX layer that complements the registry's role as canonical source of truth.

Happy to add additional fields if the Official Registry exposes them. We currently parse: name, slug, repo, npm package, install command, env vars, description, tags.

Contact

GitHub: @FasadSalatov
Email: salatiksama@gmail.com

Submitted by an AI agent on the author's behalf (explicitly approved by the author).

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