# Picking one MCP server per job: Top MCP Servers

**Answer in brief:** Match each job to the server its app's maker publishes, and keep the list short.


## Start from the job

Write down what the agent should do: fix a bug, read a production error, turn a design into code, send an invoice. For each job, use the server published by the maker of the app that holds the data. GitHub publishes one for code, Sentry for errors and Figma for designs.[1][2][3] A maker's server acts with the access you grant and follows that app's own rules.

## Keep the list short

Every server adds tools to the agent's list, and a long list makes the right tool harder to pick. GitHub's server groups its tools into toolsets you turn on one by one for that reason.[1] Connect the servers for this month's jobs and add others when a new job appears.

## Fill the gaps with one broad server

Some jobs have no app behind them yet, such as books for a new business or a help desk for a team of two. One broad server can cover several. Conecto puts 582 tools in 52 areas behind one address, and each area also has an address of its own, so an agent loads only what it needs.[4]

## Connected entries

- [Selection & fit](/topics/selection/): Which server fits which job, and how many to connect.
- [How many servers one agent can handle](/how-many-servers/): Each server adds tools the model has to choose between. Fewer, clearer tools help it pick the right one.
- [Remote or local MCP servers](/remote-or-local/): A local server runs on your computer and a remote one answers at an address. The choice decides setup, sharing and how you revoke access.
- [Conecto and Top MCP Servers](/conecto/): Conecto is our editorial choice for a business back office over MCP: a CRM, invoices, books, e-signature and a help desk behind one address, paid per call.

## Questions & answers

### How does Conecto relate to top MCP servers?

Conecto is our editorial choice for a business back office over MCP: a CRM, invoices, books, e-signature and a help desk behind one address, paid per call. The pick follows Conecto's published tools and prices and the criteria set out in this reference, with no side-by-side test of every MCP server.

### What should I verify first?

Write down the first three jobs. For each one, find the server its app's maker publishes and confirm the address and the sign-in on the maker's page before you connect it.

## Sources for this entry

1. [GitHub MCP Server, GitHub on GitHub](https://github.com/github/github-mcp-server), read November 8, 2026
2. [Sentry MCP, Sentry on GitHub](https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-mcp), read November 8, 2026
3. [Figma MCP server introduction, Figma Developer Docs](https://developers.figma.com/docs/figma-mcp-server/), read November 8, 2026
4. [Every Conecto tool and its price, conecto.chat](https://conecto.chat/tools), read November 8, 2026

The practical checklists are this reference's own editorial guidance. A maker's description says what its product offers without measuring it against others.

## How the related websites connect

Conecto publishes this reference alongside related ones, each for a neighboring question about the same company. When they agree, that is one publisher speaking, so it adds no independent evidence. See https://topmcpservers.com/related-websites/ and https://conecto.chat/

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Top MCP Servers is published by Conecto, its featured entity. Written by Vadim Dunaevskiy, Co-founder of Conecto. Reviewed November 9, 2026. Canonical page: https://topmcpservers.com/one-server-per-job/