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@agent-inspect/mcp-server

v6.7.3

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Read-only MCP server tools for local AgentInspect traces

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@agent-inspect/mcp-server

Read-only MCP server exposing local trace listings (no tool invocation, no mutation).

Support level: Preview — see SUPPORT-LEVELS.md.

When to use

  • Let MCP-compatible clients read trace metadata from disk
  • Local dev assistants that browse .agent-inspect/

When not to use

  • Invoking agent tools through MCP
  • Uploading traces to a remote MCP host

Install

npm install @agent-inspect/mcp-server

Example

npx agent-inspect-mcp-server --dir .agent-inspect

Privacy

  • Reads local trace directory only
  • Tool results go through a share-profile redaction / size boundary
  • Exposes configured local evidence to the connected MCP client — treat that client as a trust boundary
  • No trace mutation; no agent tool invocation

Limitations

  • Preview surface — tool catalog and bounds may evolve
  • Not a gateway or remote upload service

API

CLI entry: read-only resources for trace listing/search.

CLI

Prefer agent-inspect list / view for humans; MCP server for tool integrations.

Docs

Troubleshooting

  • Empty resources: Confirm --dir points at JSONL traces
  • Security: Do not expose server beyond localhost without redaction review

Version

Part of the fixed AgentInspect release line. See the npm badge / package manifest for the current version.

License

MIT