MCP servers

Official MCP servers for developer tools

Let a coding agent read issues, open pull requests, check builds and inspect errors without leaving the editor.

Reviewed Oct 5, 2026. Every server here is published under the vendor's own namespace in the official MCP registry.

ServerWhat it doesRunsVersion
AzureMicrosoftManage Azure resources (storage, Cosmos DB, monitor, Key Vault and more) from an agent.Local3.0.0-beta.48
CloudflareCloudflareA family of remote servers for Cloudflare docs, Workers bindings, builds, observability, Radar, browser rendering and more.Remote1.0.0
GitHubGitHubManage repositories, issues, pull requests, Actions and code search from your agent.Remote + local1.13.0
GitLabGitLabWork with GitLab issues, merge requests, pipelines and code search.Remote0.0.1
Next.js DevToolsVercelGives coding agents Next.js docs, runtime errors and upgrade helpers for your app.Local0.3.6
PostmanPostmanUse Postman workspaces, collections, environments and APIs from an agent.Remote + local2.13.0
SentrySentryPull Sentry issues, stack traces and events into the agent to debug production errors.Remote + local0.42.0
VercelVercelInspect Vercel projects, deployments and build logs, and search Vercel docs.Remote0.0.3

What teams use these for

  • Triage a GitHub or GitLab issue and open a fix as a pull request
  • Pull a production error from Sentry into the debugging session
  • Check why a Vercel or Cloudflare build failed and propose a fix

How to choose

  • Remote first. A hosted server with OAuth means no API key on your laptop and updates without reinstalling.
  • Local when data must stay put. Packages run on your machine, which suits private networks and self-hosted instances.
  • Fewer tools, better results. Every connected server adds tool descriptions to the context. Connect what the task needs, not everything.

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