Catalogue of Italian MCP servers

Overview

This repository is not an MCP server: it is a catalog of 34 third-party MCP servers, split into six categories (data and statistics, legal-tech, electronic invoicing, public administration, cybersecurity, design and other). It helps you find a server suited to Italian data or services.

Each entry gets a «Ready score» out of 100, which measures the quality of the usage documentation, not runtime reliability. The catalog can be browsed on the project site or as a catalog.json file; installing a server follows each project’s own instructions. The project states that inclusion is not a certification.

Highlights

• 34 MCP servers listed in 6 categories, according to the README badges.
• Catalog browsable online, with a JSON API (catalog.json) and published JSON schemas.
• «Ready score» out of 100 based on a rubric: installation (30), configuration (20), documented tools (20), transport and clients (15), license (10), known limits (5).
• Inclusion criteria: implement MCP, concern Italian data or services, have a public reference and sufficient documentation.
• Contributions through an issue or a pull request, with one JSON file per server in servers/ validated against a schema.

Who it is for

For anyone looking for an MCP server giving access to Italian data or services (ISTAT statistics, legislation, electronic invoicing, public administration) and wanting to compare options before choosing.

Installation

The catalog itself is not installed: you browse it online or through catalog.json. To use a server, the README points to each project’s own instructions: connect to the remote endpoint if there is one, otherwise install the server locally and add its start command to the MCP client configuration.

Read the README on GitHub

Points of attention

• Inclusion in the catalog is neither a certification nor an endorsement: the README asks you to check code, permissions, data handling and license before use.
• The Ready score does not certify that a server works, is secure or is maintained; the initial ratings were compiled with AI assistance and remain open to correction.
• The listed servers carry their own licenses, and configuration varies by MCP client and server.

Can an agent use it?

No SKILL.md, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md or Cursor rules at the repository root. The repository is not itself an MCP server: it lists third-party MCP servers and publishes a machine-readable catalog.json file.