MCP Test Server
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The MCP server creates test tools, resources, and prompts designed for deployment on OpenShift. It offers functionalities for note management, prompt generation, and tool execution.
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What is MCP Test Server?
The MCP Test Server is a server application designed to provide testing resources, tools, and prompts specifically tailored for OpenShift environments. It includes features for managing notes, generating summaries, and executing tools.
How to use MCP Test Server?
To use the server, deploy it on an OpenShift cluster. Once deployed, you can interact with the server's resources, prompts, and tools through their respective interfaces. For example, you can use the add-note tool to create new notes, the summarize-notes prompt to generate summaries, and access individual notes using the custom note:// URI scheme.
Key features of MCP Test Server
Custom note:// URI scheme
Note storage system
Summarize-notes prompt with style options
Add-note tool with name and content arguments
Use cases of MCP Test Server
Testing OpenShift deployments
Generating test data
Simulating user interactions
Creating automated testing scenarios
FAQ from MCP Test Server
What is the purpose of the note:// URI scheme?
What is the purpose of the note:// URI scheme?
The note:// URI scheme provides a convenient way to access individual notes stored on the server.
How does the summarize-notes prompt work?
How does the summarize-notes prompt work?
The summarize-notes prompt generates summaries of all stored notes, with an optional 'style' argument to control the level of detail.
What arguments does the add-note tool require?
What arguments does the add-note tool require?
The add-note tool requires 'name' and 'content' as string arguments.
Can I customize the detail level of the note summaries?
Can I customize the detail level of the note summaries?
Yes, you can use the 'style' argument with the summarize-notes prompt to specify either 'brief' or 'detailed' summaries.
How are clients notified of resource changes?
How are clients notified of resource changes?
The server notifies clients of resource changes when a new note is added, ensuring that clients are kept up-to-date with the latest server state.