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Updated the description of the Awesome MCP Registry project to highlight its features.
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…rotocol#734) <!-- Provide a brief summary of your changes --> Added **Awesome MCP Registry** to the Featured Projects list — a community project that extends the MCP Registry with **API-based MCP execution**, **private deployment**, and **secure sandbox isolation**. --- ## Motivation and Context Most existing MCP Registry projects primarily serve as directories — they list available MCP servers but do not support actual invocation or interaction. **Awesome MCP Registry** bridges this gap by enabling **direct API execution of MCPs** within a **sandboxed** and **self-hostable** environment. This allows developers and enterprises to safely run, test, and integrate MCP servers in **private infrastructure** while maintaining full control over data and execution. --- ## How Has This Been Tested? The project has been validated in private and local deployments using various MCP servers. API execution, sandbox isolation, and registry synchronization have been tested successfully in both development and production-like environments. --- ## Breaking Changes No breaking changes — documentation update only. --- ## Types of changes * [x] Documentation update --- ## Checklist * [x] I have read the [[MCP Documentation](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/)](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) * [x] The project description follows the repository’s style guidelines * [x] The project link and summary are verified and accurate * [x] The addition aligns with the MCP community contribution standards --- ## Additional context This addition highlights a project that **extends the traditional MCP Registry model** by introducing **execution capabilities**, making it a practical foundation for **secure, private, and automated MCP workflows**. --------- Co-authored-by: Radoslav Dimitrov <radoslav@stacklok.com>
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Added Awesome MCP Registry to the Featured Projects list — a community project that extends the MCP Registry with API-based MCP execution, private deployment, and secure sandbox isolation.
Motivation and Context
Most existing MCP Registry projects primarily serve as directories — they list available MCP servers but do not support actual invocation or interaction.
Awesome MCP Registry bridges this gap by enabling direct API execution of MCPs within a sandboxed and self-hostable environment.
This allows developers and enterprises to safely run, test, and integrate MCP servers in private infrastructure while maintaining full control over data and execution.
How Has This Been Tested?
The project has been validated in private and local deployments using various MCP servers.
API execution, sandbox isolation, and registry synchronization have been tested successfully in both development and production-like environments.
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes — documentation update only.
Types of changes
Checklist
Additional context
This addition highlights a project that extends the traditional MCP Registry model by introducing execution capabilities, making it a practical foundation for secure, private, and automated MCP workflows.