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mcp-validator-cli

v1.0.0

Published

CLI tool to validate and health-check MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers

Readme

mcp-health-check

CLI tool to validate and health-check Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.

Connects to your MCP server, discovers tools and resources, validates schemas, and produces a clear health report.

Installation

npm install -g mcp-health-check

Or use directly with npx:

npx mcp-health-check node ./my-server.js

Usage

# Check a stdio-based MCP server
mcp-health-check node my-server.js

# Check with npx
mcp-health-check npx my-mcp-server

# Check an SSE server
mcp-health-check --transport sse --url http://localhost:3000/sse

# Verbose output
mcp-health-check -v node my-server.js

# JSON output (for CI/CD)
mcp-health-check --json node my-server.js

Options

| Option | Description | Default | |--------|------------|---------| | --transport, -t | Transport type: stdio or sse | stdio | | --url, -u | SSE endpoint URL | - | | --timeout | Connection timeout (ms) | 10000 | | --verbose, -v | Detailed output | false | | --json | Output as JSON | false |

What It Checks

  • Initialization — Server responds to MCP handshake
  • Tools — Lists all tools, validates each has name, description, and inputSchema
  • Resources — Lists all resources, validates URI and name
  • Schemas — Validates JSON Schema structure of tool inputs
  • Duplicates — Warns about duplicate tool/resource names

Output

MCP Health Check Report
=======================
Server: my-server.js
Transport: stdio

Tools (3):
  [PASS] get_user — Get user by ID
  [PASS] create_post — Create a new post
  [WARN] delete_all — Missing description

Resources (1):
  [PASS] file:///config — Server configuration

Summary: 3 tools, 1 resource
Status: WARN (1 warning)

Use Cases

  • CI/CD — Validate MCP servers in your pipeline before deployment
  • Development — Quick feedback while building MCP servers
  • Monitoring — Periodic health checks of running MCP services

Related

License

MIT