Let’s face it—modern development moves fast. And with so many tools out there, staying efficient without bouncing between apps is a game-changer. T...
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I would love to add one more it will be context7.... It allows your ide to interact with the latest docs available on the internet for the majority of the lib and APIs which are maintained by the community
context7 is really innovative. Also similar is the docfork MCP (docfork.com) which likewise connects to heaps of repo docs.
Wow, that's interesting to lean. Thank you Emmanuel!
You are welcome Kristen. Lets keep learning
Hey, cool list of MCP servers!
Thanks Jeff. Glad it helps
Browserbase is great, but registration is required.
Much more convenient than Duckduckgo, no registration required.
Great list! One I'd add: mcp-rubber-duck — queries multiple LLMs in parallel so you can compare answers without leaving your editor. Built it because I got tired of copy-pasting between AI tabs.
The big list is here
github.com/modelcontextprotocol/se...
I like the Sequential Thinking MCP Server
This style guide has helped our team tremendously with consistent code reviews: rkoots.github.io/styleguide/
It might help your team too!
Love how you laid out the real strengths of each MCP server and their config tips - have you found any combos of these that work especially well together in Cursor?
I’ve been experimenting with different MCP combos too, and honestly, switching and testing them in Cursor started getting tedious after the first few...
I think you can try apps like MCP Now, which helps manage all servers from one place, making it easy to hot-swap between configs and test flows quickly without digging into JSON every time.
Not perfect (macOS only right now), but it definitely helped me stay in the zone while testing different setups. Worth a look if you’re mixing and matching MCPs like this
This is super helpful!