Free MCP Configs for Claude — 8 Model Context Protocol Setups for Developers

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is what makes Claude Code genuinely powerful for real development workflows. Instead of Claude only knowing what you paste into the chat, MCP lets Claude connect to your actual tools — GitHub, databases, file systems, APIs — and take actions on your behalf.

RohanKit has 8 ready-to-use MCP server configurations. Copy the config, add it to your Claude Code setup, and Claude gains immediate access to the connected tool.

What Is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that allows Claude to connect to external services and tools as a first-class part of the conversation. With an MCP server configured, Claude can:

• Read and write files in your project
• Query your database directly
• Create GitHub issues and pull requests
• Search the web for current information
• Execute code and return results
• Connect to any service with an MCP server

Without MCP, Claude is limited to what you paste into the chat. With MCP, Claude becomes an agent that can actually do things.

The 8 MCP Configs in RohanKit

GitHub MCP

Connect Claude to GitHub — search repositories, read code, create issues, review pull requests, and manage your repos directly from Claude Code.

Filesystem MCP

Give Claude secure, sandboxed access to your local file system. Read files, create files, and navigate your project structure without manual copy-pasting.

PostgreSQL MCP

Connect Claude to a PostgreSQL database. Claude can run queries, read schema, explain query plans, and help debug database issues with full context.

SQLite MCP

Lightweight database access for local SQLite databases. Useful for mobile development, prototyping, and small projects.

Brave Search MCP

Give Claude access to web search. Claude can look up current documentation, check for recent changes, and research topics that post-date its training data.

Fetch MCP

Allow Claude to fetch URLs and read web content. Useful for reading documentation, checking API responses, and researching external services.

Memory MCP

Persistent memory across Claude sessions. Claude can remember project context, decisions made, and ongoing tasks between conversations.

Puppeteer MCP

Browser automation — Claude can control a headless browser for testing, scraping, and automating web interactions.

How to Set Up an MCP Config

1. Visit rohansurve.in/rohankit and go to MCP Configs
2. Choose the MCP server you need
3. Copy the configuration JSON
4. Add it to your Claude Code claude_desktop_config.json
5. Restart Claude Code — the tool is now available

Each config in RohanKit includes the exact JSON to paste and any prerequisite installation steps (most require npx or npm install of the server package).

MCP vs Claude Skills — What Is the Difference

Claude Skills — give Claude knowledge and conventions about how to write code for your stack. Passive context.

MCP Configs — give Claude active capabilities to connect to external services and take actions. Active tools.

The best Claude Code setup uses both — skills for coding conventions, MCP for tool connections. RohanKit has both.

Related RohanKit Resources

• Claude Skills — installable skills for Flutter, Next.js, code review
• Cursor Rules — .cursorrules configs for Cursor users
• Claude Prompts — 14 ready-to-use developer prompts
• CLAUDE.md Generator Skill — auto-generate project context files
• What Is RohanKit — full overview of all 42 resources

All free at rohansurve.in/rohankit.

Connect Claude to Your Actual Tools

MCP configs are what separate a Claude that answers questions from a Claude that actually helps you ship. The RohanKit MCP Configs get you connected in minutes, not hours.