Model Context Protocol

Popular MCP servers

MCP servers give an agent tools from outside your repo: your issue tracker, your database, a real browser, current library docs. Every server here was connected with graff before it was listed, and 53 of them add by name with one command.

1 · Add it

graff mcp add linear saves the server to this project's .mcp.json.

2 · Sign in if asked

Hosted servers that use OAuth open a browser sign-in once. Keys go in with --env or --header.

3 · Use it

graff connects and lists the tools right away. A chat that is already open picks the server up on its next request.

  • GitHubHosted · API key

    GitHub

    Repositories, issues, pull requests, Actions runs and code search.

  • SentryHosted · Sign in

    Sentry

    Look up issues, stack traces, releases and performance data.

  • Context7Hosted · No account

    Upstash

    Current, version-specific documentation for thousands of libraries.

  • DeepWikiHosted · No account

    Cognition

    Ask questions about any public GitHub repository's code and docs.

  • ExaHosted · No account

    Exa

    Web search and page fetching built for agents.

  • PlaywrightLocal · No account

    Microsoft

    Drive a real browser through accessibility snapshots.

  • Chrome DevToolsLocal · No account

    Google Chrome

    Inspect, debug and profile a live Chrome: console, network, performance.

  • LinearHosted · Sign in

    Linear

    Find, create and update issues, projects and cycles.

  • NotionHosted · Sign in

    Notion

    Search, read and edit pages and databases in your workspace.

  • SupabaseHosted · Sign in

    Supabase

    Tables, SQL, migrations, edge functions and logs for your projects.

  • VercelHosted · Sign in

    Vercel

    Projects, deployments, build logs and Vercel docs.

  • FigmaHosted · Sign in

    Figma

    Design context, variables and components from Figma files.

  • StripeHosted · Sign in

    Stripe

    Customers, payments, subscriptions, invoices and Stripe docs.

Not on the list?

graff mcp add also takes a URL (https://…/mcp), an npm package (@scope/name), a Python package (uvx:name), or a JSON snippet pasted from another client's config. A name that isn't here is looked up in the official MCP registry, and graff only picks a match automatically when its publisher's domain or GitHub account matches the name you typed. The same list is available as /mcp.json.

Last checked 2026-09-28.