MCP Reporter
by cyanheads
MCP Reporter generates comprehensive reports about Model Context Protocol (MCP) server capabilities, helping developers understand available functionality. It can also be used programmatically to generate reports for documentation or feeding into other tools.
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What is MCP Reporter?
MCP Reporter is a utility for analyzing and documenting MCP servers. It discovers server capabilities and generates Markdown reports.
How to use MCP Reporter?
Install the tool via npm, configure the MCP servers in mcp-servers.json, and run the mcp-reporter command or use it programmatically.
Key features of MCP Reporter
Server Discovery
Capability Analysis
Markdown Report Generation
Progress Monitoring
Use cases of MCP Reporter
Understanding MCP server capabilities
Generating documentation for MCP servers
Feeding MCP server data into other tools
Automated MCP server analysis
FAQ from MCP Reporter
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol.
What kind of reports does MCP Reporter generate?
What kind of reports does MCP Reporter generate?
MCP Reporter generates Markdown reports summarizing server metadata, available tools, resources, and resource templates.
How do I configure the MCP servers?
How do I configure the MCP servers?
You need to create a mcp-servers.json file based on the provided example, specifying the command and environment variables for each server.
Can I use MCP Reporter programmatically?
Can I use MCP Reporter programmatically?
Yes, you can import the McpReporter class and use it in your JavaScript/TypeScript code.
Where are the reports saved by default?
Where are the reports saved by default?
Reports are saved to the output/mcp_server_report.md path by default, but this can be configured.