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How do I publish a remote MCP server to the official MCP Registry using my own domain?
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I want a name like com.example/my-server instead of a GitHub namespace. What are the steps?
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Use domain authentication (HTTP or DNS):
1. Generate an Ed25519 key pair.
2. Prove the domain: either serve
3. Write
4. Log in and publish:
5. Bump
Keep the private key somewhere safe. You need it for every future update.
1. Generate an Ed25519 key pair.
2. Prove the domain: either serve
https://example.com/.well-known/mcp-registry-auth containing v=MCPv1; k=ed25519; p=<base64 public key>, or add the same string as a DNS TXT record.3. Write
server.json using the current schema, with name in reverse-DNS form (com.example/my-server), a short description (100 characters max), version, and a remotes entry: {"type":"streamable-http","url":"https://example.com/mcp"}. Declare optional or required headers there too.4. Log in and publish:
mcp-publisher login http --domain example.com --private-key <hex seed>, then mcp-publisher publish. Under the hood this signs the current RFC 3339 timestamp, exchanges it at /v0/auth/http for a registry token, and POSTs server.json to /v0/publish.5. Bump
version for every update. Published versions are immutable.Keep the private key somewhere safe. You need it for every future update.
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