MCP Cases

What is MCP Cases?

MCP Cases is a format based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) used for testing servers, mocking, validating protocol adherence, documenting capabilities, and autogenerating documentation.

How to use MCP Cases?

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Key features of MCP Cases

• Autotest MCP servers
• Mock servers for rapid prototyping and client testing
• Validate library adherence to the MCP protocol
• Document server capabilities in machine/human readable format
• Autogenerate documentation without starting the server

Use cases of MCP Cases

• Automatically test MCP server implementations
• Mock a server to prototype new features or test clients
• Validate that an MCP library correctly follows the protocol
• Generate human‑readable documentation directly from server specifications
• Document server capabilities in a format readable by both machines and humans

FAQ from MCP Cases

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(No FAQ content is provided in the README, so all FAQ sections are omitted per the rule to only include questions the README answers.)