Community
The {mcpdesc} Community is made up of individuals who advocate for the benefits of a portable format to describe MCP servers, build tools that support the format, and evolve the specification.
How the project is organized
The {mcpdesc} project uses a lightweight, consensus-oriented governance model with two distinct roles. Check the project governance documentation for more details.
Contributors
Contributors shape the project by proposing, discussing, or submitting improvements — code, docs, specification feedback, examples, articles. Contributions are licensed under Apache-2.0: contributors retain copyright to their work; there is no CLA, no copyright assignment, and no DCO sign-off required.
Maintainers
Maintainers lead the project. They review and merge contributions, guide the roadmap, maintain the MCP Description specification, publish releases, curate the tools catalog, and keep governance, licensing, and attribution coherent.
Maintainers
Stève Sfartz
Initiator & maintainer
Stève Sfartz is a Principal Architect at Cisco and the initiator of the {mcpdesc} project. He created the initial MCP Description format, and the MCP Toolkit open-sourced at cisco-open.