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MCP server cataloging services Glama, Smithery, and mcp.so offer distinct approaches

Three different services—Glama, Smithery, and mcp.so—aim to catalog MCP servers but have distinct approaches. Glama clones repositories and runs servers in isolated containers, requiring local stdio MCP servers and specific build configurations. Smithery acts as a proxy, forwarding requests to existing HTTPS endpoints, but requires discovery methods to be unauthenticated. mcp.so, mentioned briefly, appears to have a different focus on markdown line integration. AI

IMPACT Developer tools like Glama and Smithery are emerging to help manage and discover specialized AI-related services, potentially streamlining integration.

RANK_REASON The item describes the functionality and integration challenges of three distinct developer tools for cataloging MCP servers.

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MCP server cataloging services Glama, Smithery, and mcp.so offer distinct approaches

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Kjetil Furås ·

    Glama clones your repo. Smithery proxies your HTTP. mcp.so wants a markdown line.

    <p>I spent yesterday afternoon trying to list one MCP server on three catalogs: Glama, Smithery, and mcp.so. I assumed they would be variations of the same thing — git URL goes in, listing comes out.</p> <p>They are completely different services with completely different ideas ab…