Disco.dev is the easiest way to spin up, test, and remix MCP servers. Zero setup, no infra. Open-source and community-driven, Disco makes MCP fun, fast, customisable and accessible in one central hub.
At StackOne, every team has been building LLM-based automations, but we kept hitting the same wall: connecting agents to our vendor stack was the hardest part of making them actually useful.
⚡ MCP is emerging as the standard for tool calling, but today: - Hosting your own servers = infra headaches - No central place to discover, or share and collaborate on new servers - you can’t easily customize or edit existing servers & tools
**We built Disco.dev because making AI agents actually useful is still way harder than it should be.**
Disco is your personal MCP hub: 🪩 Zero-setup servers → spin one up in a click, no infra 👉 Open source connectors → [github.com/StackOneHQ/mcp-connectors](http://github.com/StackOneHQ/mcp...) 💻 Local + CLI support → run servers yourself if you prefer 🎛 Remixable servers → browse, fork, and customize with ease
✨ What’s Next Playground → test servers and tools directly in the app Vibe-code tools → mix & match servers, tweak behaviour, create personal tools (think Lovable for MCPs)
What’s unique? We’re the first to make remote MCP servers truly plug-and-play so you can drop them into any client with zero friction. And because they’re open to the community, Disco becomes the one place to find, build, and share the best servers, with enough guardrails and good DX to keep quality high.
We’d love to hear: What’s the first tool you’d want your favourite agent/LLM client to use if spinning it up was dead simple?
💜 Guillaume & the StackOne team
PS: For anyone based in London, we'll be doing a Disco MCP hack evening with £5k Prize money: https://lu.ma/duwuc5hn
As someone who's been wrestling with MCP servers for months, this is a breath of fresh air. The "zero infrastructure" promise actually delivers. You can spin up connections to Slack, Linear, and GitHub repos in under 5 minutes. No Docker containers, no environment configs, no deployment headaches.
I really like the "remix-ability" aspect. Being able to browse existing servers, fork them, and customize the tools for a specific use case is brilliant. It's like having a community-powered library of AI integrations that actually work out of the box. The fact that it's all open source (just starred the repo!) makes it even better because I can see exactly what's happening under the hood (and contribute back).
Quick question for the team: What about support for custom authentication, for example, for enterprise tools?
BTW, huge congrats on the launch!!!
Disco.dev makes MCP servers feel like a playground zero setup, no infra headaches, and fully open-source. Spin up, test, remix, and collaborate in one central hub. Fast, fun, and built with the community in mind.
Very cool – I like the UI you guys used for this too. Seems pretty intuitive. Wonder if maybe we can bring in @Onlook as an option as well to make it easy to port-over to.
Congrats!! All the best products launch in research preview 🪩 Very excited to play around with the Todoist one specifically!
Very cool - big fan of the one-click installs + easy integration/tool management. A lot of people play around with MCP but never actually really get it going as a core part of their own local dev flow (let alone product integration), but this looks like it's so smooth it could tip that. Excited to keep using it 🔥
Love how this tackles the infra headache. Being able to remix open-source servers is a game-changer for actually getting agents to work.
Congrats on the launch! I love what you've built and it's great to see it on producthunt. What's next on the integration roadmap?
Up to 6th on the day!! If you are reading this lets see how far we can go 🪩 Party is just getting started 🥳
Amazing work StackOne team! I really like the smooth DX that makes adding the MCP server into one of the supported MCP clients so seamless. Very curious to try it out.
What are the next steps beyond the Hackathon?
Amazing product, I have needed the ability to get this level of control over my MCP servers for a while
At StackOne, every team has been building LLM-based automations, but we kept hitting the same wall: connecting agents to our vendor stack was the hardest part of making them actually useful.
⚡ MCP is emerging as the standard for tool calling, but today:
- Hosting your own servers = infra headaches
- No central place to discover, or share and collaborate on new servers
- you can’t easily customize or edit existing servers & tools
**We built Disco.dev because making AI agents actually useful is still way harder than it should be.**
Disco is your personal MCP hub:
🪩 Zero-setup servers → spin one up in a click, no infra
👉 Open source connectors → [github.com/StackOneHQ/mcp-connectors](http://github.com/StackOneHQ/mcp...)
💻 Local + CLI support → run servers yourself if you prefer
🎛 Remixable servers → browse, fork, and customize with ease
✨ What’s Next
Playground → test servers and tools directly in the app
Vibe-code tools → mix & match servers, tweak behaviour, create personal tools (think Lovable for MCPs)
What’s unique? We’re the first to make remote MCP servers truly plug-and-play so you can drop them into any client with zero friction. And because they’re open to the community, Disco becomes the one place to find, build, and share the best servers, with enough guardrails and good DX to keep quality high.
We’d love to hear: What’s the first tool you’d want your favourite agent/LLM client to use if spinning it up was dead simple?
💜 Guillaume & the StackOne team
PS: For anyone based in London, we'll be doing a Disco MCP hack evening with £5k Prize money: https://lu.ma/duwuc5hn