awesome-mcp-servers: Curated MCP server list updated

The project, trending on GitHub, updated its curated list of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, grouped into reference, official, and third-party categories. Reference servers demonstrate MCP prompts, resources, and tools using TypeScript and Python SDKs, including Everything, Fetch, Filesystem, Git, Memory, Sequential Thinking, and Time. Official servers are maintained by vendors to connect their production-grade MCP servers to AI tools, covering payments, databases, browser automation, cloud platforms, and code hosting. For developers using MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor, the list directly provides server names and purposes, removing the need to search and verify each one. Teams maintaining enterprise AI toolchains can also use it to check whether a platform already offers an official MCP integration, deciding whether to wrap it themselves or connect directly. Note the list does not accept PRs; submissions must go through the mcpservers.org website, which affects developers wanting to contribute new servers.