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3535For example, a `weather-mcp` package could be hosted on npm, and metadata in the MCP Registry could map the "weather v1.2.0" server to `npm:weather-mcp`.
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37The [Package Types guide](./package-types) lists the supported package types and registries. More package registries may be supported in the future based on community demand. If you are interested in building support for a package registry, please [open an issue](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/registry).
37The [Package Types guide](/registry/package-types.md) lists the supported package types and registries. More package registries may be supported in the future based on community demand. If you are interested in building support for a package registry, please [open an issue](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/registry).
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3939### Relationship with Server Developers
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4949The metadata hosted by the MCP Registry is deliberately unopinionated. Downstream aggregators can provide curation or additional metadata such as community ratings.
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51We expect that downstream aggregators will use the MCP Registry API to pull new metadata on a regular but infrequent basis (for example, once per hour). See the [MCP Registry Aggregators guide](./registry-aggregators) for more information.
51We expect that downstream aggregators will use the MCP Registry API to pull new metadata on a regular but infrequent basis (for example, once per hour). See the [MCP Registry Aggregators guide](/registry/registry-aggregators.md) for more information.
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5353### Relationship with Other MCP Registries
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6969The MCP Registry uses namespace authentication to ensure that servers come from their claimed sources. Server names follow a reverse DNS format (like `io.github.username/server` or `com.example/server`) that ties them to verified GitHub accounts or domains.
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71This namespace system ensures that only the legitimate owner of a GitHub account or domain can publish servers under that namespace, providing trust and accountability in the ecosystem. For details on authentication methods, see the [Authentication guide](./authentication).
71This namespace system ensures that only the legitimate owner of a GitHub account or domain can publish servers under that namespace, providing trust and accountability in the ecosystem. For details on authentication methods, see the [Authentication guide](/registry/authentication.md).
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7373### Security Scanning
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8686* **Namespace authentication requirements** — Publishers must verify ownership of their namespace through GitHub, DNS, or HTTP challenges, preventing arbitrary spam submissions.
8787* **Character limits and validation** — Free-form fields have strict character limits and regex validation to prevent abuse.
88* **Manual takedown** — The registry maintainers can manually remove spam or malicious servers. See the [Moderation Policy](./moderation-policy) for details on what content is removed.
88* **Manual takedown** — The registry maintainers can manually remove spam or malicious servers. See the [Moderation Policy](/registry/moderation-policy.md) for details on what content is removed.
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9090Future spam prevention measures under consideration include stricter rate limiting, AI-based spam detection, and community reporting capabilities.
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