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Execute multi-step network protocols over stateful TCP and UDP connections.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp-socket" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use mcp-socket to connect to a target HTTP/1.1 service, send a minimal GET request, and show the raw request and response messages.
Raw HTTP request and response content over TCP, useful for verifying protocol behavior.
Use mcp-socket to connect to an SMTP server, run the greeting and basic commands in sequence, and record each server reply.
A step-by-step SMTP session log to help troubleshoot mail server protocol interactions.
Use mcp-socket to send a Redis or DNS request, then show the transmitted data and returned result to confirm reachability and protocol response.
A complete request/response exchange for low-level network protocol verification.
Developers can initiate stateful TCP or UDP interactions to inspect multi-step sessions when troubleshooting HTTP/1.x, SMTP, Redis, or DNS. This helps pinpoint connection issues, request formatting problems, or abnormal server responses.
DevOps or QA users can send protocol-level requests to confirm whether a target service is reachable and responding as expected. Unlike simple port checks, it is better suited for validating real protocol exchanges.
It is a stateful outbound TCP/UDP MCP server that lets LLMs perform multi-step network protocol interactions. The provided description mentions HTTP/1.x, SMTP, Redis, and DNS as examples.
It is known to work with multi-step network protocols, with examples including HTTP/1.x, SMTP, Redis, and DNS. Whether it supports more protocols is not stated in the provided material; see the source repository.
The provided material only says it is an MCP tool and an outbound TCP/UDP server, without installation steps, runtime details, or key requirements. See the source repository for exact prerequisites.
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