What problem does it solve?
It eliminates uncertainty in whether a C# MCP server correctly lists tools and returns correct results by validating behavior from individual tool methods to full MCP protocol flows.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Unit test tool methods: Validate tool behavior with fast, isolated tests using mocked dependencies and edge-case inputs.
- Integration test MCP protocol: Exercise
initialize, tool listing, and tool invocation through an in-memory MCP client/server transport (and optionally via HTTP patterns).
- Create evaluations for tool quality: Design deterministic, read-only question sets that measure how an LLM uses the server’s tools without modifying data.
Use case example: verifying that an MCP server’s echo and any HTTP-backed tools return expected content blocks when called via MCP, and that evaluations remain deterministic and verifiable.
Quick Start
Use the skill to create an xUnit test project that references the MCP server project, then implement unit tests for each tool and add an integration test that initializes the MCP session and calls representative tools via the MCP client.