FireMCP - Contribute to the Model Context Protocol Community

Ways to Contribute

FireMCP thrives on community involvement. Whether you're a developer, writer, or AI enthusiast, there are many ways to contribute:

Develop MCP Servers

Build and share MCP servers that connect Claude to new data sources and tools. Anthropic provides SDKs in Python and TypeScript. Contribute your server implementations to the official GitHub repository.

Resources:

Create Documentation & Tutorials

Help others learn about MCP by writing clear and concise documentation, creating tutorials, or contributing to the FireMCP wiki. We need examples, best practices, and troubleshooting guides.

Contribute to:

FireMCP Blog (Submit articles)
FireMCP Wiki (Coming Soon)

Report Issues & Bugs

Identify and report any bugs or issues you encounter while using MCP or the FireMCP website. Detailed bug reports help us improve the protocol and its implementations.

Report Issues:

Anthropic MCP Issues
FireMCP Forum (for website issues)

Engage in the Community

Participate in discussions, answer questions, and share your experiences with MCP on the FireMCP forum and other community channels.

Join the Conversation:

FireMCP Forum

Spread the Word

Share FireMCP and information about the Model Context Protocol on social media, blogs, and other platforms. Help us grow the community!

Contribution Guidelines

Before contributing, please review the following guidelines:

Code of Conduct: Be respectful and inclusive in all interactions.
Licensing: All contributions to the MCP codebase should be under the Apache 2.0 License.
Pull Requests: Follow the standard GitHub pull request process for code contributions. Provide clear descriptions of your changes.
Issue Reporting: Be as detailed as possible when reporting bugs. Include steps to reproduce the issue.

Contribute to FireMCP