audit-agentic-mcp

To audit an MCP server for agent-readiness, evaluate its authentication, tool design, transport, and compliance against the 2025-11-25 spec. This generates a prioritized findings list with evidence paths and a structured audit contract.

MCP server agent-readiness design ensures servers have robust authentication, proper tool schemas, and secure transport. It validates single-server vs multi-server scoping and routing decisions before deployment to support reliable agent operations.

Yes, you can validate multi-server scoping and routing decisions. The audit identifies valid and invalid Skill units, maps them to discovery patterns, and outputs a concise remediation plan for deployment architecture.

You generate a compliance report by running a read-only audit against an MCP server directory. This produces a deterministic Markdown report containing citations, risk areas, and recommended companion skills.

Yes, the MCP audit includes a verification plan for scenarios like test-by-mcpc-cli or MCP Inspector. It returns a structured audit contract detailing the target framework, risk areas, and testing steps.

Auditing MCP architecture for design decisions requires evaluating against the 2025-11-25 spec and companion references. It identifies valid and invalid units but limits remediation to providing a concise plan and recommended companion skills.