Summary
The check on whether the server you are about to write already exists.
One tool doing one job: the shape of the integration you want goes in as plain language, and matching servers come back with GitHub URLs to read. The similarity score travels with each result, which is the difference between a ranking you can judge and one you have to accept. What it returns is a starting point for reading, not an installed server.
What it is
A single-tool discovery service: a description of the server you need goes in, a ranked list of existing MCP servers comes back.
What you get
- A search over existing MCP servers by what you want them to do, rather than by name
- Results carrying an ID, a description, a GitHub URL and a similarity score, so the ranking is inspectable instead of implied
Requirements
Nothing to supply — no account and no key. MIT licensed.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y @liuyoshio/mcp-compass