The Best MCP Servers of 2025

Quick Overview

The video showcases various Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers available in 2025, emphasizing how dynamic tool selection via "code-mode" tools significantly reduces context window bloat by only loading necessary tools, saving tokens and improving agent efficiency across platforms like GitHub, Notion, Google Cloud services (Maps, BigQuery, GCE, GKE), Supabase, and Shadc'n UI.

Key Points: The Model Context Protocol (MCP) saw significant adoption by 2025, with new models like Claude Opus 4.5 and Gemini 3 being released, driving the need for efficient tool integration. Blink, an AI app builder, allows users to connect to various MCP servers, including integrations for Notion, Shadc'n UI, Google services, and Supabase. Code-mode tools, introduced to address token inefficiency from loading all available tools, allow agents to dynamically select and use only the necessary tools, saving thousands of tokens per turn. Specific new remote MCP servers announced by Google include those for Google Maps (Grounding Lite), BigQuery, Google Compute Engine (GCE), and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). Open-source MCP servers demonstrated include those for Notion (providing tools for managing pages and databases), Shadc'n (for UI components), and GitHub (for repository management). The Supabase MCP server enables agents to natively query database schemas and execute SQL operations without moving sensitive data into the LLM context window, ensuring governance. Tools like and facilitate discovery and connection to trusted MCP servers dynamically, solving the friction point of tool discovery.

Context: The video provides an update on the evolution of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem in a hypothetical 2025 setting, focusing on how LLM agents are becoming more powerful by reliably accessing and using external tools and data. The demonstration centers on the capabilities of an AI platform (Blink/Claude Code) to integrate and leverage these specialized MCP servers for development tasks, code generation, and data manipulation.