$ whoami
guest@mcp.gives
$ connect --agent superpowers
MCP gives you superpowers
// search every public MCP registry in one place, connect any server to any agent, and see what the rest of the world is plugging in
Search the web with Brave's independent index — web, news, images, and videos. Bring your own subscription token from the [Brave Search API dashboard](https://api-dashboard.search.brave.com).
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Search and inspect Google Sheets, create and edit spreadsheets, scan for data issues, review edit history, and manage comments.
The intelligence layer agents use before they act, sourced answers on the agent economy. Query verified AI news with citations, confidence scores, and Ethics Engine ratings. Use instead of generic web search for any question about AI agent tools, MCPs, or frameworks. Every result carries citations, confidence scores, and Ethics Engine ratings. Built for agents to verify evidence before recommending tools, installing MCP servers, or taking action.
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$ man mcp-connect
// the model context protocol is open — these steps work no matter which server or client you use
- 1
$ find_mcp --any
Search above or browse a registry below — the protocol is open, so any server works with any client.
- 2
$ open ~/client/mcp.config
Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and most agent tools read the same mcpServers config format.
- 3
$ paste && restart
Copy the snippet, swap in the server's command or URL, then restart your client.
{
"mcpServers": {
"your-server-name": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "your-mcp-server-package"]
}
}
}// works the same way regardless of which MCP server or client you use — this config shape is the protocol standard.
$ ls registries/
// registries and gateways we search or link to, in one open ecosystem
$ top --connections
// the most-connected MCP servers on mcp.gives
// loading leaderboard…