MCPs, AI Tools, and Coding Rules Are Everywhere So I Built a Single Place to Discover Them

If you’re exploring MCPs or AI coding assistants right now, you’ve probably felt this already:

MCP servers are scattered across GitHub repos, blog posts, demos, and Reddit threads

Each AI tool (Claude, Cursor, Replit, Copilot, Windsurf) surfaces integrations differently

Practical AI coding rules and workflows are hard to find and even harder to compare

None of this is a protocol problem.

It’s a discoverability problem.

So I built AI Stack.

What AI Stack Is

AI Stack is a community-curated hub that brings together:

🔹 MCP integrations across popular AI tools

🔹 AI developer tools with structured overviews

🔹 AI coding rules & workflows, categorized by tool

🔹 Community submissions, with contributor attribution

It’s designed to be a navigation layer for the rapidly growing AI tooling ecosystem.

👉 https://ai-stack.dev

What AI Stack Is Not

Just to be explicit (because this matters):

❌ It does not test or verify MCPs

❌ It does not benchmark or rank correctness

❌ It does not claim production readiness

AI Stack focuses on organization and discovery, not validation.

Think of it as:

“One place to find what exists without digging through dozens of repos and threads.”

What You Can Explore Today
🔹 MCP Directory

Browse MCP integrations by tool, category, and popularity including both platform-curated and community submitted entries.

🔹 Tools Pages

Each AI tool has a dedicated page with:

Overview

Links

Related MCPs

Associated rules and workflows

🔹 AI Development Rules

A growing collection of AI coding rules organized by assistant (Cursor, Claude, Replit, Copilot, etc.), including community contributions.

🔹 Community Contributions

Users can submit MCPs and rules, with clear attribution no anonymous dumping.

Why I Built This

As MCPs and AI coding assistants evolve quickly, knowledge fragments fast:

Useful MCPs live in obscure repos

Rules that improve AI coding workflows are often tribal knowledge

Tool-specific practices get buried in long threads

AI Stack doesn’t try to solve everything it just reduces discovery friction.

Why Share This Early

AI Stack is still early, but already useful if you:

Explore MCPs regularly

Work with AI coding assistants

Want a single place to browse tools, integrations, and rules

I’m sharing it now to learn from the community:

How do you currently discover MCPs?

Do AI coding rules help in real workflows?

What would make a hub like this more valuable?

Feedback (good or critical) is very welcome.

👉 https://ai-stack.dev