Docker MCP Toolkit Portal

A comprehensive web-based portal for exploring and navigating the Docker Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and clients.

Live Site: mcptoolkits.com

Overview

This repository hosts a portal designed to catalog and organize the various MCP servers and clients available in the Docker ecosystem. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol that standardizes how applications provide context to Large Language Models (LLMs), functioning like a "USB-C port for AI applications" by connecting AI models to different data sources and tools.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) allows LLMs to:

• Access data from diverse sources (files, databases, APIs)
• Use specialized tools to perform actions
• Work with prompt templates for standard workflows
• Operate with enhanced privacy and security

MCP follows a client-server architecture where:

• MCP Clients: Programs like Claude Desktop, IDE plugins, or other AI tools that want to access data through MCP
• MCP Servers: Lightweight programs that expose specific capabilities (like file access, database queries, or API interactions) through the standardized protocol

Portal Features

The Docker MCP Toolkit Portal provides:

• Categorized Server Listings: Organized by Official Servers, Enterprise Integrations, and Docker MCP Tools
• Feature Filtering: Filter servers by functionality (Database Access, API Integration, etc.)
• Auto-Updates: Automatically checks for new servers added to the Docker repository
• Search Functionality: Easily search through all available MCP servers
• Detailed Information: Descriptions, GitHub repositories, Docker Hub links, and pull counts
• Responsive Design: Works on desktop and mobile devices

Categories

The portal organizes MCP servers into two main categories:

1. Official MCP Servers: Maintained as reference implementations by Docker Team
2. Docker MCP Clients: Tools related to Docker MCP ecosystem - Ask Gordon, Claude Desktop, Cursor and Continue.dev

Feature Categories

Servers are additionally categorized by functionality:

• File Operations: For file access and manipulation
• Database Access: For interacting with databases
• API Integration: For connecting to various APIs
• Web Automation: For web scraping and browser automation
• AI Tools: For artificial intelligence and machine learning
• Development: For developer tools and utilities

List of MCP Clients

There are currently 4 MCP servers available:

#	MCP Client	Link
1	Ask Gordon	GitHub
2	Claude Desktop	GitHub
3	Cursor	GitHub
4	Continue.dev	GitHub

List of MCP Servers

There are currently 109 MCP servers available:

#	MCP Server	Link
1	302_sandbox	GitHub
2	3d-printer	GitHub
3	armor-crypto	GitHub
4	astra-db	GitHub
5	atlas-docs	GitHub
6	atlassian	GitHub
7	audiense-insights	GitHub
8	aws-kb-retrieval-server	GitHub
9	azure	GitHub
10	barryyip0625-mcp-discord	GitHub
11	basic-memory	GitHub
12	bitrefill	GitHub
13	box	GitHub
14	brave	GitHub
15	chroma	GitHub
16	circleci	GitHub
17	context7	GitHub
18	cyreslab-ai-shodan	GitHub
19	dappier	GitHub
20	dart	GitHub
21	databutton	GitHub
22	descope	GitHub
23	desktop-commander	GitHub
24	devhub-cms	GitHub
25	doit	GitHub
26	duckduckgo	GitHub
27	e2b	GitHub
28	edubase	GitHub
29	elasticsearch	GitHub
30	elevenlabs	GitHub
31	everart	GitHub
32	exa	GitHub
33	fetch	GitHub
34	fibery	GitHub
35	filesystem	GitHub
36	firecrawl	GitHub
37	flexprice	GitHub
38	gdrive	GitHub
39	github-chat	GitHub
40	github-official	GitHub
41	github	GitHub
42	gitlab	GitHub
43	glif	GitHub
44	google-maps	GitHub
45	grafana	GitHub
46	gyazo	GitHub
47	hackle	GitHub
48	handwriting-ocr	GitHub
49	heroku	GitHub
50	husqvarna-automower	GitHub
51	hyperbrowser	GitHub
52	hyperspell	GitHub
53	iaptic	GitHub
54	jetbrains	GitHub
55	kagisearch	GitHub
56	kong	GitHub
57	kubernetes	GitHub
58	lara	GitHub
59	line	GitHub
60	mcp-discord	GitHub
61	mcp-notion-server	GitHub
62	multiversx-mx	GitHub
63	neo4j-cloud-aura-api	GitHub
64	neo4j-cypher	GitHub
65	neo4j-memory	GitHub
66	neo4j-server	GitHub
67	neon	GitHub
68	neondatabase-labs	GitHub
69	notion	GitHub
70	obsidian	GitHub
71	octomind	GitHub
72	openapi-schema	GitHub
73	opik	GitHub
74	osp_marketing_tools	GitHub
75	oxylabs	GitHub
76	perplexity-ask	GitHub
77	playwright	GitHub
78	postgres	GitHub
79	postgresql	GitHub
80	pulumi	GitHub
81	puppeteer	GitHub
82	razorpay	GitHub
83	redis-cloud	GitHub
84	redis	GitHub
85	resend	GitHub
86	risken	GitHub
87	scrapegraph	GitHub
88	scrapezy	GitHub
89	sentry	GitHub
90	shopify	GitHub
91	slack	GitHub
92	smithery-cli	GitHub
93	stripe	GitHub
94	tavily	GitHub
95	tembo	GitHub
96	time	GitHub
97	triplewhale	GitHub
98	tweetbinder	GitHub
99	v-3-discordmcp	GitHub
100	veyrax	GitHub
101	webflow	GitHub
102	wikipedia-mcp	GitHub
103	wolfram-alpha	GitHub
104	youtube_transcript	GitHub

Using Docker MCP Toolkit

To use Docker MCP Toolkit, you need:

1. Docker Desktop 4.10 or higher
2. Install the extension from Docker Hub
3. Browse available MCP servers and connect them to your MCP client (like Claude Desktop)

Installation Steps

1. Open Docker Desktop
2. Go to Extensions Marketplace
3. Search for "Docker MCP Toolkit"
4. Click Install
5. Once installed, open the extension from the left sidebar
6. Browse the catalog and start using MCP tools with your AI assistant

Portal Structure

The portal contains the following files:

• portal/index.html: Main HTML structure
• portal/styles.css: CSS styling for the portal
• portal/script.js: JavaScript for dynamic functionality
• index.html: A redirect file at the root to ensure users get to the portal

Automatic Updates

The portal includes a feature that checks for new MCP servers in the Docker repository and automatically adds them to the listing. This ensures the portal stays up-to-date with the latest servers without manual intervention.

Viewing the Portal

To view the portal:

1. Visit mcptoolkits.com, or
2. Clone this repository and open the portal/index.html file in your web browser

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to add or update MCP server information, please submit a pull request with your changes.

Future Enhancements

Planned improvements for the portal:

• Server usage statistics and popularity metrics
• User reviews and comments for servers
• Tutorial section for getting started with specific servers
• Advanced filtering options
• Categorized documentation for each server

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.