Top 10 Most Reliable MCP Servers — June 2026

Every month, we rank MCP servers by a composite reliability score (0–100) built from five purely data-driven metrics — no user-submitted reviews, no editorial picks, no sponsorship. Just verifiable signals from GitHub and package registries.

Scoring Methodology

DimensionWeightSource
Stars trajectory30%GitHub star count + recent commit activity
Issue response time25%Median days to close issues (last 90 days)
Fork activity20%Total forks + recent fork recency
Download trend15%npm weekly downloads + week-over-week growth
Commit frequency10%Average commits per week (last 90 days)

Minimum threshold: 40/100. Servers below this are excluded.


Top 10 — June 2026

Note: This is a template. The actual rankings are populated by the reliability-monitor Worker’s /report endpoint. Replace the entries below with live data from the latest report.

1. Server Name

85/100
Excellent
  • Score: 85/100 — Excellent
  • Stars trajectory: 1,200+ stars, 45 commits in last 90 days
  • Issue response: Median 2.1 days to close
  • Fork activity: 85 forks, 4 recent
  • Weekly downloads: 2,400 (growing +15%)
  • Commit frequency: 3.5/week

2. Server Name

78/100
Strong
  • Score: 78/100 — Strong
  • Stars trajectory: 800+ stars, 30 commits in last 90 days
  • Issue response: Median 3.5 days to close
  • Fork activity: 50 forks, 2 recent
  • Weekly downloads: 1,200 (growing +8%)
  • Commit frequency: 2.3/week

3. Server Name

72/100
Strong
  • Score: 72/100 — Strong

4. Server Name

68/100
Strong
  • Score: 68/100 — Strong

5. Server Name

63/100
Moderate
  • Score: 63/100 — Moderate

6. Server Name

58/100
Moderate
  • Score: 58/100 — Moderate

7. Server Name

52/100
Moderate
  • Score: 52/100 — Moderate

8. Server Name

48/100
Moderate
  • Score: 48/100 — Moderate

9. Server Name

44/100
Moderate
  • Score: 44/100 — Moderate

10. Server Name

41/100
Moderate
  • Score: 41/100 — Moderate

What Changed This Month

(Populate with month-over-month movement: new entries, rank changes, servers that dropped below threshold.)

About This Report

This report is generated automatically by the MCP Directory reliability monitoring system. Scores are computed from public GitHub and npm data — no user reviews, no editorial judgment, no pay-for-placement. The assessment runs weekly and the Top 10 is published monthly.

For the full methodology, see Enterprise Readiness and Security Audit Manifesto.

Next report: July 2026

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