A collection of test servers implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
This MCP provides multiple test servers designed for implementing and testing the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It includes functionalities such as ping responses, resource management, environment validation, resource duplication, image generation, large data responses, date/time operations, and extensive tool testing with 100 simple tools. Suitable for developers needing protocol compliance testing, environment validation, or server behavior simulation.
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Apr 25 2025
This MCP provides multiple test servers designed for implementing and testing the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It includes functionalities such as ping responses, resource management, environment validation, resource duplication, image generation, large data responses, date/time operations, and extensive tool testing with 100 simple tools. Suitable for developers needing protocol compliance testing, environment validation, or server behavior simulation.
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Created by:
Apr 25 2025
Michael Feldstein
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What is A collection of test servers implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
This MCP suite offers a range of servers that demonstrate and test the MCP protocol's capabilities across different scenarios. It includes a simple ping server for basic connectivity, resource servers that deliver static or multiple resources, combined servers with multiple functionalities, an environment validation server to check environment variables, and a large resource handler with thousands of resources. Moreover, it features servers that generate images, handle big responses, perform date and time operations, simulate failures, and provide numerous simple tools for comprehensive testing. These servers are ideal for developers and testers seeking to validate MCP implementations, simulate server responses, and ensure protocol compliance in various application contexts.
Who will use A collection of test servers implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
- MCP protocol developers
- Backend developers testing server implementations
- QA engineers performing protocol validation
- DevOps engineers simulating server environments
- Software testers assessing protocol compliance
How to use the A collection of test servers implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
- Step 1: Install Node.js and pnpm package manager.
- Step 2: Clone or download the MCP test servers repository from GitHub.
- Step 3: Navigate to the project directory in your terminal.
- Step 4: Install dependencies using 'pnpm install'.
- Step 5: Run a specific server with 'pnpm dlx @msfeldstein/mcp-test-servers
'. - Step 6: Configure environment variables if necessary, e.g., MCP_SERVER_NAME.
- Step 7: Use your MCP client to connect and test the server functionality as required.
A collection of test servers implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP)'s Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- ping - responds with 'pong'
- resource - delivers static or multiple resources
- resource with large number of entries
- image generation
- big data response generation
- date and time operations
- environment validation and echo
- servers with intentional failures or errors
- 100 tools for extensive protocol testing
- resource duplication and naming tests
The Benefits
- Comprehensive testing of MCP protocol compliance
- Simulation of various server responses for development
- Ease of setup and usage with predefined servers
- Support for environment and resource management testing
- Facilitates quality assurance and protocol validation
A collection of test servers implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP)'s Main Use Cases & Applications
- Protocol compliance testing for MCP implementations
- Simulating server responses for frontend or client development
- Automated testing of server behavior under various conditions
- Environment validation in CI/CD pipelines
- Testing resource handling with large datasets or duplicate resource names
FAQs of A collection of test servers implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Developer
- msfeldstein
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