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Example MCP Servers

This section provides setup guides and documentation for example MCP servers that work well with Griptape Nodes. These are just a few of the many MCP servers available in the community.

Where to Find More MCP Servers

The official MCP servers repository contains a comprehensive collection of reference implementations and community-built servers. This repository showcases the versatility of MCP and demonstrates how it can give Large Language Models secure, controlled access to tools and data sources.

Official Repository Features:

  • Reference implementations for common use cases
  • Community contributions from developers worldwide
  • Multiple language support (TypeScript, Python, JavaScript, etc.)
  • Easy installation with npx, uvx, and pip
  • Comprehensive documentation for each server

Available Server Documentation

Local Applications (stdio)

These servers run locally on your machine and provide direct access to your software and files:

  • Blender - 3D modeling, scene creation, and manipulation (3rd party)
  • Maya - 3D modeling, animation, and scene creation with Autodesk Maya (3rd party)
  • Fetch - Web content fetching and processing
  • Filesystem - File and directory operations
  • Time - Date and time operations

Web Services (streamable_http)

These servers connect to web-based applications and services:

  • Exa - Advanced web search and research capabilities

Need More Options?

  • Browse the official repository for hundreds of additional servers
  • Explore MCP Servers - A curated collection of MCP servers with featured and official options
  • Check community directories like MCPHub, MCP Servers Hub, and other curated lists
  • Build your own using the MCP SDKs available in multiple programming languages

The MCP ecosystem is constantly growing, with new servers being added regularly by the community!