Inspector Assistant FAQs

Question 1

How can I integrate Inspector Assistant into my development workflow?

Accepted Answer

Inspector Assistant can run as a standard MCP server (stdio) or an HTTP service. Its features are exposed via a set of programmatic tools, making it easy to integrate into automated testing scripts, CI/CD pipelines, or other development environments.

Question 2

How does Inspector Assistant ensure it's up-to-date with the latest MCP features?

Accepted Answer

Inspector Assistant relies on the official `@modelcontextprotocol/inspector` package. This dependency ensures it automatically incorporates the latest features, improvements, and updates from the core MCP Inspector, maintaining compatibility and performance.

Question 3

What is Inspector Assistant?

Accepted Answer

Inspector Assistant is an MCP server designed to provide programmatic access for testing, debugging, and validating other MCP server implementations. It wraps the official MCP Inspector to offer powerful automation capabilities.

Question 4

Does Inspector Assistant support automated testing for MCP servers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, its core purpose is to facilitate programmatic and automated testing. You can automate tool execution, protocol validation, capability discovery, and debugging for any MCP server through its exposed API and tools.

Question 5

What key tasks can Inspector Assistant help me with?

Accepted Answer

You can programmatically inspect MCP servers (via UI or CLI), test individual tools with specific arguments, validate MCP protocol compliance, discover all server capabilities (tools, resources, prompts), and run servers with debug output while capturing logs.

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