Same name, different servers
Chroma MCP server: 2 servers share this name
2 MCP servers in the atlas are called Chroma. They come from 2 publishers. Verdicts: 2 SAFE. Check the org and the package before you install.
Cite
Cite this page
ModelsAtlas. “Chroma MCP server: 2 servers share this name”. Retrieved 28 Oct 2026. https://modelsatlas.com/mcp/name/chroma
Our pick
Org-owned product repo, then verdict, then stars
chroma-core/chroma-mcp · PyPI chroma-mcp
Pick this one because it is published from the chroma-core organisation account under the product's name, it is rated SAFE, grade B and it has the most stars (599).
The rule: a repository owned by an organisation account that carries the product's name comes first, then the better verdict, then the more stars. It is a ranking of what the records show, not an endorsement by a vendor.
All 2 side by side
| Server | What it does | Verdict | Tools | Transport | Stars | Last push |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chromachroma-core/chroma-mcp | A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation that provides database capabilities for Chroma | ✓SAFE B | 13 tools 2 destructive | stdio | 599 | 13 months ago |
| Chromaprivetin/chroma | MCP server for Chroma | ✓SAFE B | 6 tools 1 destructive | stdio | 41 | 21 months ago |
How to tell them apart
Check the package
Install by the full package name (chroma-mcp on PyPI for our pick), not by searching “Chroma”.
Check the org
Every card shows org/repo. Our page for each server links to the exact repository we read.
Check the verdict
A good name says nothing about the code. Open a BLOCK page to see what we found.
Questions
Which Chroma MCP server should I use?
Is the Chroma MCP server safe?
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- Which Chroma MCP server should I use?
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