Cases FAQs

Question 1

What is MCP Cases?

Accepted Answer

MCP Cases is a format built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that defines server behavior for various automations, including testing, mocking, and documentation generation.

Question 2

What can I do with MCP Cases?

Accepted Answer

You can use Cases to automate testing, rapidly prototype servers, validate protocol adherence, document server capabilities, and auto-generate documentation without starting the server.

Question 3

How does MCP Cases help with testing?

Accepted Answer

Cases can be used to create autotest servers, ensuring your server behaves as expected under different conditions defined by the Model Context Protocol.

Question 4

Where can I find more information about MCP Cases?

Accepted Answer

You can find detailed documentation and examples on the MCP Cases website: https://mcp-cases.str4.io

Question 5

Is MCP Cases related to GitHub?

Accepted Answer

While the project may be hosted on GitHub and potentially use GitHub stars as a metric, MCP Cases itself is a format and toolset for defining server behavior based on the Model Context Protocol.

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