Community HubOverview

Community Hub

The Aerostack Hub is the community registry for MCP servers, Skills, and Functions. Browse pre-built tools, install them into your workspace with one command, and publish your own for the community to use.

There is no buying or selling — the Hub is free to browse, install, and publish.


What you can find

MCP Servers

Pre-built Model Context Protocol servers that give AI agents access to external services. Install one into your workspace and any connected agent can call its tools.

Popular MCP servers on the Hub include integrations for GitHub, Stripe, Slack, Notion, Linear, Sentry, and dozens more.

Skills

Skills are multi-step workflows that run on a schedule or in response to events. Examples: daily digest emails, PR review gates, release notifiers, error spike responders.

Functions

Functions are reusable units of backend logic (TypeScript/JavaScript) that you can install into your project as source code. Categories include authentication, payments, AI, media processing, and general utilities.


Common use cases

  • Add a GitHub MCP to your workspace so your AI bot can create issues, review PRs, and search repositories.
  • Install a rate-limiter function into your project with aerostack functions install rate-limiter.
  • Publish your own MCP server so other developers can connect it to their workspaces.
  • Set up a private registry for your team — publish functions with restricted visibility so only your organization can install them.
  • One-click deploy — browse the Hub, find what you need, and deploy directly to your workspace from the dashboard.

Getting started


How it works

  1. Browse — Visit hub.aerostack.dev or use the search in your Admin dashboard.
  2. Install — Use the CLI (aerostack functions install, aerostack mcp install) or click “Add to Workspace” in the dashboard.
  3. Configure — Set any required environment variables or API keys for the installed tool.
  4. Use — The tool is live in your workspace. AI agents, bots, and your application code can call it immediately.

Everything on the Hub is open source and free. You own the code you install — it is copied into your project as source, not linked as a dependency.