run-ecal-gauntlet

Run Docker-composed scenarios to evaluate ecal-mcp compatibility with upstream eCAL.

1|1|Updated Apr 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zpg6/ecal-mcp --skill run-ecal-gauntlet
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Skill: run-ecal-gauntlet
Source: https://github.com/zpg6/ecal-mcp/tree/main/.cursor/skills/run-ecal-gauntlet
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zpg6/ecal-mcp --skill run-ecal-gauntlet

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill unit facilitates the execution of a comprehensive gauntlet to validate and evaluate the integration of ecal-mcp into an eCAL network, ensuring compatibility and functionality.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Docker-Based Scenarios: Solves various diagnostic puzzles using Docker compose topologies.
  • Agent-Based Assessment: Subagents simulate fresh users to evaluate ecal-mcp tools against upstream eCAL headers.
  • Retrospective Reporting: Summarizes findings in a retrospective document, highlighting wins, issues, and a ranked plan for improvement.
  • Use Case: When conducting a thorough audit of the ecal-mcp integration and seeking detailed feedback from simulated fresh users.

Quick Start

Run the gauntlet by executing the 'run-ecal-gauntlet' command.

Frequently Asked Questions about run-ecal-gauntlet

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I validate eCAL integration compatibility with upstream eCAL headers?

You validate eCAL integration by running Docker-composed scenarios with simulated fresh user agents that test ecal-mcp tools against upstream eCAL headers. The gauntlet produces a retrospective report highlighting wins, issues, and a ranked improvement plan.

What is agent-based testing for eCAL networks?

Agent-based testing for eCAL networks deploys simulated fresh user agents within Docker-composed topologies to assess ecal-mcp tools and the underlying eCAL protocol. It evaluates native support and identifies areas of improvement through diagnostic puzzles.

How do I test ecal-mcp tools using Docker scenarios?

You test ecal-mcp tools by executing a gauntlet command that spins up Docker compose topologies. These scenarios simulate fresh users solving diagnostic puzzles to evaluate ecal-mcp compatibility with upstream eCAL and generate a retrospective findings report.

Can I use Docker compose to diagnose eCAL protocol compatibility issues?

Yes, Docker compose is used to build diagnostic topologies that assess the eCAL protocol for native support. The gauntlet identifies compatibility issues between ecal-mcp and upstream eCAL, summarizing findings and ranking areas for improvement in a report.

Does the ecal-mcp gauntlet require any external dependencies to run?

No external dependencies are required to run the ecal-mcp gauntlet. It operates using Docker-composed scenarios and scripts to simulate fresh user agents, evaluating eCAL integration and generating a retrospective report without additional setup.

What limitations should I consider when conducting an eCAL integration audit?

When conducting an eCAL integration audit, consider that the gauntlet relies on simulated fresh user agents within Docker scenarios, which may not capture all real-world network conditions. It identifies areas of improvement but focuses on ecal-mcp tool and eCAL protocol compatibility.