Marketplace | Creor

The Creor Marketplace is a directory of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that extend the agent's capabilities. Install servers to give the agent access to new tools like database queries, cloud APIs, design systems, and more.

What Is the Marketplace

MCP servers are lightweight services that expose tools to the Creor agent via the Model Context Protocol. Each server provides one or more tools that the agent can call during a conversation -- for example, a Supabase server provides tools to query databases, manage tables, and deploy edge functions.

The Marketplace is a curated directory of community-built and officially maintained MCP servers. You can browse available servers, install them to your workspace with one click, and manage their configuration from the dashboard.

Note

MCP servers run locally alongside the Creor engine. They are not cloud services. When you install a server, the engine downloads and starts it as a subprocess.

Browsing Servers

Access the Marketplace from Dashboard > Marketplace or from the IDE via Settings > Tools & MCP > Browse Marketplace.

Search and Filter

Search by name, description, or tool name (e.g., "database", "slack", "github").
Filter by category: Databases, Cloud, DevOps, Productivity, Communication, Design, Analytics.
Sort by: popularity (installs), rating, recently updated, or alphabetical.
View tags for quick filtering (e.g., "official", "community", "beta").

Server Detail Page

Each server has a detail page showing:

Description and screenshots.
List of tools provided with parameter schemas.
Configuration requirements (API keys, environment variables).
Install count, rating, and reviews.
Author information and source code link.
Version history and changelog.

Installing Servers

Install a server from its detail page or from the search results.

One-Click Install

Click "Install" on the server's card or detail page.
If the server requires configuration (API keys, etc.), a setup form appears.
Enter the required configuration values.
Click "Activate" to start the server.
The server's tools are now available to the agent in your next conversation.

Manual Install via creor.json

You can also install servers by adding them to your project's creor.json file. This is useful for team-wide configurations that should be version-controlled.

{

"mcp": {

"servers": {

"supabase": {

"command": "npx",

"args": ["-y", "@creor/mcp-supabase"],

"env": {

"SUPABASE_URL": "$SUPABASE_URL",

"SUPABASE_KEY": "$SUPABASE_KEY"

}

"github": {

"command": "npx",

"args": ["-y", "@creor/mcp-github"],

"env": {

"GITHUB_TOKEN": "$GITHUB_TOKEN"

}

Tip

Use environment variable references ($VAR_NAME) in creor.json instead of hardcoded values. This lets you check the configuration into version control safely while each team member uses their own credentials.

Managing Servers

Manage installed servers from Dashboard > Marketplace > Installed or from the IDE settings.

Server Status

Status	Meaning	Action
Running	Server is active and tools are available	No action needed.
Stopped	Server is installed but not running	Click "Start" to activate.
Error	Server failed to start or crashed	Check logs. Common causes: missing config, port conflict.
Update available	A newer version is published	Click "Update" to install the latest version.

Configuration

Update a server's configuration from its settings page. Changes take effect after restarting the server.

Uninstalling

Click the three-dot menu on the installed server.
Select "Uninstall".
Confirm the removal. The server process is stopped and its tools are no longer available.
Configuration data is retained for 30 days in case you reinstall.

Featured Servers

These are some of the most popular MCP servers available in the Marketplace.

Server	Tools	Description
Supabase	execute_sql, apply_migration, list_tables, deploy_edge_function	Full Supabase management from the agent.
GitHub	create_issue, create_pr, list_repos, search_code	GitHub operations without leaving the editor.
Slack	send_message, list_channels, search_messages	Send Slack messages and search channel history.
Notion	search, create_page, update_page, get_comments	Read and write Notion pages and databases.
PostgreSQL	query, list_tables, describe_table, explain	Direct PostgreSQL database access.
Sentry	list_issues, get_issue, resolve_issue	View and manage Sentry error reports.
Figma	get_file, get_components, export_images	Read Figma designs for implementation reference.
Linear	list_issues, create_issue, update_issue	Manage Linear project issues.

Publishing

Publish your own MCP servers to the Marketplace to share tools with the Creor community.

Requirements

Server must implement the MCP protocol (see docs.creor.ai/mcp for the spec).
Must include a manifest file (mcp-server.json) with name, description, tools, and configuration schema.
Must be published as an npm package, Docker image, or standalone binary.
Must include a README with setup instructions and tool documentation.
Source code link is required. Closed-source servers are labeled accordingly.

Submission Process

Go to Dashboard > Marketplace > Publish.
Enter the package name or repository URL.
The system validates the manifest and tests tool definitions.
Submit for review. The Creor team reviews for quality and security (typically 1-3 business days).
Once approved, the server appears in the Marketplace.