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MCP Reference Servers

Official example MCP servers that connect AI assistants to files, the web and other tools.

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What MCP Reference Servers does

This repository from the Model Context Protocol project contains reference servers for files, fetching web pages, Git, memory and more, plus a directory of community and vendor MCP servers. MCP lets assistants like Claude and ChatGPT use your tools and data.

Best for

  • Learning how MCP connections work
  • Finding an MCP server for a tool you use
  • Giving an AI assistant access to local files

How small businesses use MCP Reference Servers

  • Let Claude read and organize a shared folder
  • Find official MCP servers for your CRM or database
  • Give an assistant a simple long-term memory

MCP Reference Servers: common questions

Who should use MCP Reference Servers?

MCP Reference Servers suits learning how MCP connections work, finding an MCP server for a tool you use and giving an AI assistant access to local files.

When should you choose something else instead of MCP Reference Servers?

The reference servers are examples, so check each community server's security before connecting business data. If that matters for your business, compare other options such as Zapier, Make and n8n.

Is MCP Reference Servers free?

MCP Reference Servers pricing: Free and open source. Pricing changes often, so confirm current plans on the official repository or website before you buy.

Can a small business self-host MCP Reference Servers?

Yes. MCP Reference Servers is open source on GitHub, and its setup level is intermediate. You will need a computer or server to run it and someone to keep it updated and backed up, or you can use a hosted option if one is offered.

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