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Lyra Registry

Search GitHub for MCP servers, list the most-starred ones by category, and find the hosted Sperax crypto servers, all from a hosted endpoint with no key.

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LABSCO SUMMARY

A quick way to check which MCP servers already exist, with nothing to set up.

Before you build a server, ask whether one exists: the endpoint searches GitHub by keyword and lists the most-starred MCP servers in a category. The answers are GitHub's own (names, descriptions, stars and links), so they are current but ungraded. The scored registry in this repository is a separate Next.js and PostgreSQL service you would run yourself, and these three tools do not read from it.

What it is

A hosted MCP endpoint from the Lyra project with three discovery tools. One searches GitHub for MCP servers, one lists the most-starred ones, and one lists the Sperax and nirholas servers on the same gateway. The repository also holds a self-hosted REST registry (Next.js and PostgreSQL) that scores tools, separate from the endpoint.

What you get

  • Keyword search for MCP servers across GitHub, with names, descriptions and links: search_mcp_ecosystem
  • The most-starred MCP servers, optionally narrowed to a category such as crypto or database: get_popular_mcp_servers
  • Every Sperax and nirholas server on the gateway, each with its tool count and endpoint URL: get_sperax_mcp_servers

Requirements

Nothing to supply. Add https://modelcontextprotocol.name/mcp/lyra-registry to a client that connects to remote MCP servers over HTTP. The self-hosted registry is a different install: Node, a PostgreSQL database with DATABASE_URL set, then migrations and seeding. The project's public demo of it is offline while hosting is migrated.

Setup effort

Paste a URL — add the endpoint to your client