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resilireplay

v0.7.1

Published

Inject deterministic MCP failures, verify bounded recovery, and generate executable regression tests.

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Keywords

mcpmodel-context-protocolreliability-testingfault-injectionregression-testing

Readme

ResiliReplay

Inject deterministic MCP failures, verify bounded recovery and duplicate-effect behavior, and turn causal failures into executable regression tests.

npx --yes resilireplay@latest mcp demo

The demo is a bundled local fixture: no config, account, credential, paid model, telemetry, or remote target. It runs a clean call, reproduces one deterministic failure, retries once, records zero duplicate effects, generates and executes a regression, prints an evidence digest, and cleans up.

Test a reviewed server without starting it:

npx --yes resilireplay@latest mcp test --config ./mcp.json --server my-server --tool echo --safety inert --dry-run

Repeat the displayed plan with --approve <plan-sha256> to execute it. --json, --output, --no-regression, --timeout, and --retries map to the same bounded engine. The existing mcp audit workflow remains supported.

npx --yes resilireplay@latest mcp serve --help

Node.js 22 and 24 are supported. Evidence persists metadata and hashes instead of unrestricted tool bodies or credentials. Remote targets retain explicit ownership controls.

Agent-runtime capture, campaigns, replay, Studio, adapters, MCP-RES v0.1/v0.2, security guidance, and the real packed-package MCP Everything example are documented in the repository README.

Apache-2.0.