Pylee Marketplace Overview

The Pylee marketplace is your central hub for discovering and using Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Whether you’re looking for pre-built solutions or organization specific tools, the marketplace makes it easy to find, configure, and connect to the servers you need.
Anthropic Registry Included: Pylee provides full support for all servers from Anthropic’s official registry, plus community contributed and private organization servers.

What is the Marketplace?

The Pylee marketplace is a curated collection of MCP servers that you can:
  • Discover through search and categories
  • Configure with your own API keys and settings
  • Connect to your AI applications & tools (Claude, Cursor, VS Code)
  • Manage through registries for team coordination
Think of it as an app store for AI capabilities - each server adds new tools and integrations your AI agents can use.

Finding Servers

Search and Filter

  • Search by name, functionality, or description
  • Filter by connection type (local/remote)
  • View only public or private servers in your organization
  • Sort by popularity, recent updates, or alphabetically

Server Access Levels

Available to everyone in the Pylee community
  • Appear in public search results
  • Can be used by any Pylee user
  • Often open source or freemium
  • Examples: GitHub, Slack, popular APIs
Perfect for: General-purpose tools, open source projects, community resources
Admin Control: Organization admins can restrict users to only approved public servers, ensuring compliance and security.

Using Servers from the Marketplace

Once you’ve found a server, you have three ways to use it:

1. Direct Connection

Connect individual servers directly to your AI tools:
# One-click install for supported apps
cursor://install/server-name
vscode://install/server-name

2. Self-Hosted Remote Access

Convert package-based servers to remote endpoints:
  • Pylee hosts the server for you
  • Access it remotely from any tool
  • No local installation required
  • Perfect for team sharing

3. Registry Collection

Add servers to registries for organized management:
  • Group related servers together
  • Share configuration across teams
  • Version control at the registry level
  • Apply consistent security policies
Coming Soon: Native Pylee hosting will let you deploy any server with one click, eliminating infrastructure complexity.

Understanding Server Types

Local Servers (stdio)

How they work: Run on your local machine via packages (npm, PyPI, Docker)
Best for: File system access, local development, personal tools
Configuration options:
  • Runtime arguments
  • Environment variables
  • Package settings
  • Secrets management
Example use cases:
  • File system operations
  • Local database connections
  • Development tools

Remote Servers (HTTP/SSE)

How they work: Connect to servers running at specified URLs
Best for: Shared services, production APIs, team resources
Configuration options:
  • Header values
  • Authentication tokens
  • API endpoints
  • Secrets injection
Example use cases:
  • Cloud APIs
  • Shared databases
  • Production services
Pro Tip: Start with local servers for personal use, then move to remote servers when you need team access or production reliability.

Connecting to Servers

Quick Connect Options

Claude Desktop

Configure in claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "server-name": {
      // Server configuration
    }
  }
}

Cursor

One-click deep link or configure in .cursor/mcp.json

VS Code

Extension settings or one-click install

Custom Integration

Use MCP SDK to integrate with your tools

Configuration Management

Pylee handles the complex parts of server configuration:
  • Secrets Vault: Encrypted storage for API keys
  • Environment Variables: Managed at org/registry/server levels
  • Version Pinning: Lock to specific versions for stability
  • Auto-Updates: Optional automatic updates for latest features

Working with Registries

Registries are collections of servers that work together. Why Use Registries?
  • Simplified Management: Configure once, use everywhere
  • Team Coordination: Ensure everyone uses the same versions
  • Shared Configuration: Inherit secrets and settings
  • Access Control: Manage permissions at registry level
Registry Types
  • Personal Registry: Your individual server collection
  • Team Registry: Shared within your department
  • Organization Registry: Company-wide approved servers
  • Public Registry: Community-curated collections
Learn more: Registry Management Guide

Getting Started

1

Browse the Marketplace

Visit app.pyleeai.com to explore available servers
2

Choose Your Servers

Select servers that match your workflow needs
3

Configure Connection

Add required API keys and settings through Pylee’s secure interface
4

Connect Your Tools

Use one-click install or manual configuration for your AI tools
5

Start Using

Your AI assistants now have access to new capabilities!

Common Questions

Next Steps

  • Publishing Guide - Share your servers on the marketplace
  • Security Best Practices - Secure server configuration
  • MCP vs API - Understanding the differences
  • Platform Teams Guide - Enterprise MCP management