🔌 List your MCP server
SocketCat doesn't host servers — it indexes the whole ecosystem and grades what it finds. That means you don't create a listing here: you make your server discoverable, and the catalog picks it up automatically. Two ways in:
The strongest path. Publishing to the official registry proves you own your namespace, which earns the Verified badge here (or Publisher, with a custom domain). SocketCat ingests the full registry every six hours, so your server appears the same day — with its packages, remotes, and install config ready to copy.
# with the official publisher CLI
brew install mcp-publisher
mcp-publisher init && mcp-publisher login github
mcp-publisher publishOfficial registry docs ↗Zero setup: add the mcp-server topic to your repository and the nightly crawl will find it. You'll appear as a Community listing with your real stars and license. Upgrade to Verified any time by publishing to the registry — same listing, stronger badge.
On GitHub: repo page → ⚙ next to About → Topics → add “mcp-server”.
Every server gets an A–E quality grade — here's exactly how it's scored. Open your server's page and check the Scores tab: the “Raise this grade” panel lists the precise edits and what each is worth. And grab the grade badge for your README while you're there.
Built a multi-agent workflow instead? Publish a blueprint →