github/github-mcp-server
GitHub's official MCP Server
This hub is for builders who have already seen enough MCP demos and want a real operating stack. The goal is to connect tools that let an agent read context, take actions, coordinate with humans, and survive longer than a single prompt.
High-intent page for builders already searching for agent workflows and MCP implementation paths.
Most MCP content stops at “here is a server.” Builders still need an opinionated path for combining connectors, workflow engines, and background execution into something deployable.
Builders shipping internal copilots, repo operators, browser agents, or workflow assistants.
The coverage here is anchored in real MCP guides, curated packs, and concrete tools already in the catalog, so the page works as a learning surface even without search traffic.
Use this hub as the decision layer, then either capture the workflow in email or jump into the most relevant stack and tool.
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GitHub's official MCP Server
The fullstack MCP framework to develop MCP Apps for ChatGPT / Claude & MCP Servers for AI Agents.
Playwright MCP server
MCP server for fetching web content using Playwright browser
Fair-code workflow automation platform with native AI capabilities. Combine visual building with custom code, self-host ...
Trigger.dev – build and deploy fully‑managed AI agents and workflows
Opinionated bundles that help you move from individual tools to a coherent stack.
Start with the framing, then use the packs and tools to turn the ideas into a working stack.
The protocol connecting AI assistants to the real world — and how to use it today
Turn any workflow into a reusable slash command — no framework needed
From toy project to revenue — practical monetization patterns for autonomous AI agents
Use these entry points to keep moving through the editorial graph.