This repository is created to test various GitHub MCP server functions.
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The mcp-server-test is a dedicated MCP server repository designed to test and validate various MCP server functions. It serves as a sandbox environment for developers to experiment with MCP server capabilities, ensuring proper integration and functionality within the MCP ecosystem. This repository helps in debugging, feature testing, and refining MCP server implementations, making it an essential tool for developers working on MCP server-side components.
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Validate MCP server function implementations Experiment with MCP server features Debug MCP server integration issues Test new MCP server APIs Simulate MCP server responses for development Benchmark MCP server performance Develop MCP server extensions safely
README
mcp-server-test FAQ
How do I set up the mcp-server-test repository?
Clone the repository from GitHub and follow the README instructions to install dependencies and start the server.
Can I use mcp-server-test to simulate real MCP server behavior?
Yes, it is designed to mimic MCP server functions for testing and development purposes.
Is mcp-server-test compatible with multiple LLM providers?
While primarily a server test repo, it supports integration with LLMs like OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini through MCP clients.
How do I contribute to the mcp-server-test repository?
Fork the repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request following the contribution guidelines in the README.
Does mcp-server-test include example MCP server functions?
Yes, it contains sample functions to demonstrate and test MCP server capabilities.
What programming languages are used in mcp-server-test?
The repository primarily uses JavaScript/TypeScript for server-side MCP function implementations.
How can I report issues or bugs in mcp-server-test?
Use the GitHub Issues tab on the repository page to report bugs or request features.