MCP Servers Collection

What is MCP Servers Collection?

MCP Servers Collection is a project that runs multiple MCP servers using Supergateway to expose each server over Server-Sent Events (SSE). Each server operates in its own container on a dedicated port, allowing for modular and scalable server management.

How to use MCP Servers Collection?

To use the MCP Servers Collection, clone the repository, copy the example environment file, edit it with your API tokens, and start all services using Docker Compose.

Key features of MCP Servers Collection?

• Runs multiple MCP servers in isolated containers.
• Each server is accessible via a unique port.
• Supports persistent data storage in mounted volumes.
• Provides a variety of services including GitHub access, issue tracking, and file system operations.

Use cases of MCP Servers Collection?

1. Managing GitHub repositories and issues.
2. Tracking project issues with Linear.
3. Accessing and modifying Notion workspaces.
4. Performing file system operations in a controlled environment.
5. Utilizing persistent memory for context retention.

FAQ from MCP Servers Collection?

• How do I start the servers?

Use the command docker-compose up -d to start all services.

• Can I connect to individual servers?

Yes, each server can be accessed individually via its unique port.

• What if I encounter issues?

Check the container status with docker-compose ps and view logs using docker-compose logs -f.