Test gateway connectivity, identity propagation, and mock MCP tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
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Use mock-mcp-server to run a basic test that verifies whether the current MCP gateway is reachable, and return a summary of the result.
A connectivity test result indicating whether the gateway connection succeeded.
Use mock-mcp-server to check whether identity information in the request is propagated correctly, and summarize the validation result.
A validation result showing whether identity propagation works correctly, with a brief explanation.
Call the mock tools provided by mock-mcp-server, run a sample test flow, and list the response from each step.
A step-by-step record of a mock test flow and a summary of the results.
Developers or DevOps teams can use it to verify basic connectivity when integrating a new MCP gateway and quickly confirm whether the connection path works.
When a system needs to confirm whether identity information is passed correctly across the gateway, this test server can be used for targeted validation.
Before connecting real tools, teams can use its mock tools to rehearse test flows and reduce integration risk.
It is a test MCP server used to validate gateway connectivity, identity propagation, and provide mock tools for testing.
Based on the description, it is best suited for developers and DevOps teams for integration, troubleshooting, and MCP connection testing.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime details, or key requirements. See the source repository for specifics.
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