What does k6-mcp-server do?
It accepts and processes data from k6 load testing tool via a POST /data endpoint, acting as a central coordination or aggregation service.
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k6-mcp-server is an event-driven server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that receives and processes data from the k6 load testing tool. It can act as a central coordination point or data aggregation service for k6 test results.
Configure the server via config.yaml, then run the server to expose the POST /data endpoint. k6 sends JSON payloads with metric data to this endpoint, and the server responds with success or error status.
It accepts and processes data from k6 load testing tool via a POST /data endpoint, acting as a central coordination or aggregation service.
The server expects a JSON body with `metric_name` (string), `value` (number), `timestamp` (Unix seconds), and an optional `tags` object.
The server is configured via a `config.yaml` file that manages its runtime options.
The server returns a 400 Bad Request with a JSON error message describing missing or invalid fields.
The server uses HTTP with a single POST endpoint at `/data` that accepts JSON payloads.
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