Curate a registry of MCP servers and skills

Make it effortless for your team to use MCP servers and skills

What can you do with Stacklok’s MCP registry?

Let’s get a little more technical. Here’s what separates Stacklok’s MCP registry from alternatives.

Alternatives: In many cases, you’ll need to create one registry of public servers and a second registry of your internal servers, pointing your users to two separate locations. 

Stacklok: Assemble all the upstream + public hosted + internal servers your users need in one trusted registry. Central governance keeps things simple for your platform team.

Alternatives: Most MCP registries are discovery directories that allow users to browse and install any of the thousands of listed servers. 

Stacklok: Your curated registry has its own access controls (by user or agent role, team, etc.) and audit trail, so you decide what’s visible, and always know who accessed what.

Alternatives: Other solutions put the burden on your users to decide which servers are safe and which are not.

Stacklok: Stacklok automatically verifies the provenance of every public MCP server in your registry. Every server carries SBOM, SLSA build provenance and SCAI security-scan attestations.

Alternatives: Nearly all registries include only MCP servers, so your users have to figure out how / when to use them with skills. 

Stacklok: Stacklok’s registry can include skills, even combining servers and skills as part of existing user workflows to drive more value from your agents.

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