Glama

Glama (https://glama.ai/mcp/servers) is a large MCP directory. It finds public GitHub repositories on its own and gives each a quality score. awesome-mcp-servers entries usually show Glama’s score badge, so do this before the awesome-mcp-servers pull request.

What is already prepared

• glama.json at the top of the repository lists DaniilKi as maintainer. Glama uses this file to let us claim the listing (schema: https://glama.ai/mcp/schemas/server.json).

Steps (a maintainer does these)

1. Go to https://glama.ai/mcp/servers and search for pali-canon-claude.
   • If it is listed, open it and press Claim. Sign in with the DaniilKi GitHub account.
   • If it is not listed, use the add-server option on the same page and give the repository URL: https://github.com/DaniilKi/pali-canon-claude
2. Fill in from the shared facts: name, one-line and long description, keywords, icon URL.
3. If Glama asks how to start the server: npx -y pali-canon-mcp (stdio, no environment variables), once npm is live (#4).
4. Note the listing URL (expected: https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/DaniilKi/pali-canon-claude) in the status table in README.md and check the badge link in awesome-mcp-servers.md.

If claiming fails, Glama’s advice is to check that glama.json is valid JSON and names the GitHub user, then run the claim again.