
inspector
by MCPJam·★ 1,944·Score 56
MCPJam is a comprehensive development platform for debugging, inspecting, and evaluating MCP servers and apps.
Overview
MCPJam Inspector provides a complete development environment for MCP servers, offering debugging tools, chat functionality, server inspection capabilities, and evaluation features. It supports multiple deployment options including a hosted web app, desktop applications, and a terminal interface. The platform enables developers to inspect JSON-RPC messages, test OAuth flows, run tools and resources manually, compare LLM models, and integrate with CI/CD pipelines. It eliminates the need for ngrok or ChatGPT subscriptions, providing a faster iteration cycle for MCP projects.
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When to choose this
Choose MCPJam Inspector when you need a comprehensive debugging platform for MCP servers with advanced features like OAuth testing, multi-model evaluation, and CI/CD integration.
When NOT to choose this
Avoid MCPJam Inspector if you need a simple lightweight tool for basic MCP server inspection or if you prefer open-source self-hosted solutions over commercial offerings.
Tools this server exposes
12 tools extracted from the READMEprobe_serverProbe MCP servers for connectivity and basic information
run_oauth_checksRun OAuth conformance checks against MCP servers
inspect_toolsList and examine tools exposed by an MCP server
execute_toolManually invoke a tool from an MCP server
inspect_resourcesList and examine resources exposed by an MCP server
list_promptsList prompts available from an MCP server
run_evalsRun evaluation tests across multiple LLMs
create_test_caseCreate a test case with expected tool calls for evaluation
snapshot_serverCreate a snapshot of server capabilities for testing
debug_json_rpcDebug JSON-RPC messages between client and server
compare_modelsCompare responses from multiple LLMs
create_workspaceCreate a shared workspace for team server testing
Note: Tool names inferred from feature descriptions and capabilities mentioned throughout the documentation. The README doesn't have a dedicated 'Tools' section but describes various functionalities that would be exposed as MCP tools.
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Installation
Quick Start
Hosted Web App: Open [app.mcpjam.com](https://app.mcpjam.com) in your browser. No install needed.
Desktop App: Download the installer for your OS:
- [Mac](https://github.com/MCPJam/inspector/releases/latest/download/MCPJam.Inspector.dmg)
- [Windows](https://github.com/MCPJam/inspector/releases/latest/download/MCPJam-Inspector-Setup.exe)
Terminal:
npx @mcpjam/inspector@latestAfter it starts, open the printed localhost URL in your browser.
Docker:
docker run -p 127.0.0.1:6274:6274 mcpjam/mcp-inspectorThe app is available at http://127.0.0.1:6274.
FAQ
- What MCP protocols does MCPJam support?
- MCPJam supports multiple versions of the MCP OAuth spec (03-26, 06-18, and 11-25), including client pre-registration, Dynamic Client Registration (DCR), and Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD).
- Can I use MCPJam with my local STDIO MCP server?
- Yes, MCPJam supports local STDIO servers when using the desktop app or terminal interface. The hosted web app only supports HTTPS MCP server URLs.
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