What are the runtime requirements?
Node.js 16.x or higher and npm or yarn are required.
MCP Reporter
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About MCP Reporter
mcp-reporter is a streamlined utility that generates comprehensive capability reports for Model Context Protocol servers, empowering developers to easily understand available functionality across their MCP servers ecosystem for both documentation and integration into other tools.
MCP Reporter config
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Overview
What is MCP Reporter?
MCP Reporter is a utility for generating comprehensive markdown reports about Model Context Protocol (MCP) server capabilities. It helps developers understand what tools, resources, and resource templates are available across their MCP server ecosystem. It can also be used programmatically to produce documentation or feed data into other tools.
How to use MCP Reporter?
Install from source with Node.js 16.x or higher, create a configuration file (mcp-servers.json) listing the MCP servers to analyze, then run via the CLI (mcp-reporter) with options for output path and content inclusion, or import the McpReporter class in your own TypeScript/JavaScript code.
Key features of MCP Reporter
- Automatically connects to all enabled MCP servers for discovery
- Extracts tools, resources, and resource templates from each server
- Generates well-organized markdown documentation
- Provides real-time progress feedback during execution
- Supports CLI and programmatic usage
Use cases of MCP Reporter
- Auditing available capabilities across multiple MCP servers
- Auto-generating documentation for MCP server ecosystems
- Feeding server capability data into downstream tools or pipelines
- Understanding what tools and resources are exposed by each server
Frequently asked questions
How do I configure which servers to analyze?
Create a `mcp-servers.json` file (based on the provided example) that defines each server’s command, arguments, and environment variables.
Can I use MCP Reporter programmatically in my own code?
Yes, import the `McpReporter` class and call `run()` with a config path and options such as `outputPath`, `includeInputSchemas`, and `includeServerMetadata`.
What does the generated report contain?
A summary of all analyzed servers, plus per-server metadata, available tools with descriptions and input schemas, available resources with URIs and descriptions, and resource templates with URI templates.
What output format does MCP Reporter produce?
It generates a single markdown file (default path: `output/mcp_server_report.md`).
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