Terminal server implementation for Model Context Protocol
A simple MCP server that allows running terminal commands with output capture, enabling command execution on the host system from MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop.
Enables two or more Claude Code terminals on the same machine to communicate by registering and sending messages via the local filesystem.
An MCP server that enables users to execute arbitrary shell commands on their local machine and receive the output. It provides a terminal tool for running system commands through MCP-compatible clients using the Python SDK.
Instrumented MCP server for testing client conformance to list_changed notifications, enabling verification of dynamic tool, resource, and prompt surfacing.
Application to test your MCP servers. Register, manage and test all in one place.
Enables automated testing and coverage reporting for MCP services with test execution, file generation, and mock service creation. Provides comprehensive testing infrastructure including Jest integration, coverage reports, and health checks for the MCP ecosystem.
The testing library you need to test your MCP servers
This is a web-based application for testing MCP servers. It was designed to demonstrate a MCP client capable of running in a typical web hosting environment.
A Python MCP server that provides a tool called addNumbers for mathematical operations.
Red Hat Openshift test for MCP server
Test repository for GitHub MCP server validation
Testing mcp server via apim
A Flask-based MCP server designed for testing deployment on Google App Engine. Provides a deeplink checking endpoint that accepts flattened JSON parameters and forwards them as nested objects to external APIs.
A testing server that demonstrates Model Context Protocol features, providing access to user data, todos, and system information through resources, tools for user management and calculations, and prompt templates for various analyses.
A TypeScript server that provides time-related tools through the Model Context Protocol, allowing users to get current time in various timezones and convert times between different IANA timezones.
Provides comprehensive time manipulation capabilities including timezone conversions, date arithmetic, business day calculations, duration calculations, and recurring event handling. Enables natural language time queries with high performance and intelligent caching.
Enables users to manage a persistent todo list through natural language, supporting adding, listing, toggling completion status, and removing todos. Features both stdio and HTTP transports with optional authentication and JSON file storage.
A server that implements a checklist management system with features like task creation, progress tracking, data persistence, and item comments.
MCP Server to create and manage tasks, projects, labels and more in Todoist, using their unified v1 API






