Summary
Finding the right server, and checking it, in the same pass.
Search by the job you are trying to do, and every result arrives with the install command, a trust score and the count of known advisories in its dependencies — so the vetting happens before the config entry, not after.
What it is
A search front end for KnyazevAI, an index of 24,500+ MCP servers and AI agents drawn from eight registries. Results come back as structured data — names, descriptions, trust scores, install commands, stars, licences and vulnerability counts.
What you get
- Semantic search by task description rather than by keyword, ranked, with install commands attached to each result
- Browsing with category filters and sorting when you want the field rather than one answer
- The full record for a server: the tools it exposes, its trust breakdown, framework compatibility and packages
- Known CVE and GHSA advisories for a server's dependencies, with severity and affected package
- A recommendation pass across both MCP servers and A2A agents, with the reasoning behind each pick
- Catalog-level statistics: totals by registry, category breakdown and health metrics
Requirements
Npx -y knyazevai-mcp-catalog, one entry in your client config. No account and no key. The index is served from knyazevai.work, so it needs network access.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y knyazevai-mcp-catalog