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Editing your listing

Every claimed server gets an edit page in your dashboard. Edits go live immediately: no review queue, because you have already proven you own the project. Everything you submit is validated server-side, and fields outside the editable set are ignored no matter what a request contains.

What you can edit

Description

Up to 500 characters. Plain text, shown on the listing and in search results.

Category

One of the ten vault categories. Auto-detected at index time, correctable by you.

Topics

Lowercase tag slugs, seeded from your GitHub topics. Used by search and related-server matching.

Client compatibility

Which MCP clients your server works with: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Zed, Cline, ChatGPT.

Install command

One line, shown in the install block with a copy button. Make it the exact command a user should run.

Verify command

One line, npx or uvx only. This is the command our verification harness runs to start your server, so it must work non-interactively.

Homepage URL

https only. On verified listings this is the do-follow link, and changing it has consequences (see below).

Logo

Drag and drop an image to replace the default GitHub avatar. Clearing it restores the avatar.

What stays locked

The server name is derived from the repository and cannot be edited. That is deliberate: a directory where owners can rename listings drifts away from the code it describes. Rename the repository and the listing follows. Stars, forks, license and activity signals are read from public data and are not editable either, which is exactly why they are trustworthy.

Every listing starts with the owner's GitHub avatar as its logo. Claimed owners can replace it with a custom image from the edit page. Uploads are size-limited and type-checked, and the old image is replaced in place, so there is nothing to clean up.

The homepage swap guard

Verified listings carry a do-follow link to the homepage. To keep that link honest, changing the homepage URL on a verified listing pauses the do-follow link and queues the server for re-verification automatically. Pass the checks again with the new homepage and the do-follow link comes back. Nothing else about your listing changes in the meantime.