AlejandroVelezGuillermo/registry

This is an early-stage registry service for MCP servers with minimal adoption signals (1 star, no forks, no velocity over 317 days). It appears to be a personal project implementing a registry pattern for a standardized protocol (MCP), which is a necessary but commoditized infrastructure component. The project has no adoption, no community, and represents a straightforward application of established registry patterns. MCP itself is controlled by Anthropic, and as the MCP ecosystem matures, Anthropic will almost certainly provide an official or blessed registry service as part of their platform. This directly competes with potential platform roadmaps for MCP ecosystem tooling. There is no technical moat, switching costs, or lock-in beyond basic familiarity with the API. The project could be trivially replicated by anyone with REST API experience, and Anthropic could absorb this capability into their MCP documentation, CLI tools, or platform services within months. Market consolidation risk is medium because while no incumbent dominates MCP registries today, Anthropic's dominance of the MCP specification itself means they will set the de facto standard. Displacement is imminent because: (1) MCP is in active development by Anthropic, (2) registry services are foundational infrastructure that platforms naturally own, and (3) competing third-party registries fragment the ecosystem, creating pressure for consolidation around an official solution.