CyberMax-tools/toolroll-mcp-registry-snapshot

Toolroll: every server in the official MCP Registry, as one clean table

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Need it fresh, filtered or via API? This free file is a snapshot (one snapshot of the MCP Registry), last updated 2026-09-24.

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A snapshot of the official Model Context Protocol (MCP) Registry (registry.modelcontextprotocol.io) as a single Parquet table: 35,403 MCP servers (35,028 active, 375 deprecated) from 20,000+ publishers, snapshot 2026-09-24 07:03 UTC. One row per server (its latest version) with its description, how you connect to it (remote URL and transport, or npm / PyPI / Docker (OCI) / MCPB / NuGet / Cargo package), whether it needs a secret (API key header or secret env var), repository, website and publish dates.

Use it to find MCP tools for an agent, study what gets built, track the ecosystem week by week, or seed a tool-search index. The registry API is paginated and version-heavy (many servers re-publish hundreds of versions); this gives you the current state in one 4 MB file.

What's in this snapshot (active servers)

	Servers
Active servers	35,028
Reachable as a hosted remote (no install)	21,428 (streamable-http 20,693, SSE 1,066)
Installable package	14,903 (npm 9,624, PyPI 3,870, OCI 954, MCPB 879, NuGet 128, Cargo 57)
Need a secret (API key header or env var)	8,436
Latest version published in the last 30 days	13,734

A handful of namespaces publish thousands of generated servers each, so filter by namespace if you want hand-built tools only.

Load it

from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("CyberMax-tools/toolroll-mcp-registry-snapshot", split="train")
remote_no_key = ds.filter(lambda r: r["status"] == "active" and r["has_remote"] and not r["needs_secret"])

import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_parquet("https://huggingface.co/datasets/CyberMax-tools/toolroll-mcp-registry-snapshot/resolve/main/data/servers.parquet")
df[df.description.str.contains("geocod", case=False)][["name", "description", "remote_urls"]]

Columns

name (registry id, reverse-DNS namespace/name), namespace, title, description, version, status (active/deprecated), is_latest, published_at, updated_at (of this version), website_url, repository_url, repository_source, package_registries, package_identifiers, package_transports, remote_types, remote_urls, has_remote, has_package, env_var_count, needs_secret.

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When NOT to use this

• You need the tool-level schemas (each server's tool names and input schemas): the registry stores server metadata only; tools are listed by the server itself at runtime.
• You need quality or uptime signals: registry presence says nothing about whether a server works.

Source and licence

Collected from the public official MCP Registry API (GET /v0/servers?version=latest). Server names, descriptions and links are metadata published by each server's author to a public registry; the compilation is shared here for discovery and research. Each server's own code and content keep their own licences. Entries from the publisher's own namespace are omitted. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the MCP project. Refresh: weekly.

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Quickstart notebook

Load this dataset with pandas and see real outputs in the quickstart notebook.