Keep track of latest changes on the Hugging Face Hub
It's now possible to quickly add any MCP-compatible Space (already 1,000+ available!) to your list of tools, making it easy to use them in your favorite MCP client (VS Code, Cursor, Claude, ...).
To add a new tool, simply click on the MCP label, then select Add to MCP tools. Check your MCP settings to view which tools are available when using the HF Hub MCP integration.
You can now filter models directly from the main Models page by Tasks, Parameters Count, Library, Supported Applications and Inference Providers. This update makes it easier to find exactly what you need, whether you're looking for lightweight models, specific frameworks or deployment-ready solutions. Try it out at huggingface.co/models.
We’re introducing the official Hugging Face MCP (Model Control Protocol) Server, enabling seamless integration between the Hub and any MCP-compatible AI assistant—including VSCode, Cursor, and Claude Desktop.
Configure your setup with a curated set of built-in tools such as Spaces and Papers Semantic Search, Model and Dataset exploration, and enhance your assistant’s capabilities by connecting to any MCP-compatible Gradio app, allowing it to use ML-powered apps built by the Hugging Face community.
Visit huggingface.co/settings/mcp to get started.
Note: This feature is experimental ⚗️ and will continue to evolve
Enterprise organizations now have access to a dedicated Inference Providers dashboard, offering full visibility into team usage across our serverless inference partners. Monitor API call volume over time, explore detailed breakdowns by team member, and track request counts and accrued costs. Accessible via organization settings.
Static Spaces support adding a custom build step before serving your static assets. This is useful for frontend frameworks like React, Svelte and Vue that require a build process before serving the application. The build command runs automatically when your Space is updated.
Three new templates also have been added for static spaces, taking advantage of this new feature: React, Svelte and Vue.
