QAmcp
Open-source tester and monitor for MCP servers
About
QAmcp is an open‑source tool that tests and monitors MCP servers for hidden instructions, leaked secrets, safety labels, bad inputs, and speed. It runs automated checks and continuously monitors the server, sending email alerts when issues are detected. The solution is free for one server, making it accessible to developers who need quick, reliable testing for MCP deployments.
The case
Who it is for
Engineers managing MCP servers who need automated tests for hidden instructions, leaked secrets, safety labels, bad inputs, and performance, and want email alerts for failures.
What is broken today
Developers maintaining MCP servers often lack easy, open-source tools to validate hidden instructions, detect leaked secrets, verify safety labels, ensure inputs are safe, and measure performance. They also need continuous monitoring with alerts but available solutions are either proprietary, expensive, or not tailored to MCP.
What it does about it
QAmcp scans MCP servers with a suite of open‑source tests that check for hidden instructions, leaked secrets, safety labels, bad inputs, and speed. It then continuously monitors the server, sending email notifications when any test fails.
Why not the obvious alternative
Unlike generic monitoring tools, QAmcp is specifically designed for MCP servers, covering hidden instructions, leaked secrets, safety labels, bad inputs, and speed in one open‑source package. It also offers a free tier for a single server, which many commercial alternatives do not provide.
Details
Questions
- Is QAmcp free for multiple servers?
- QAmcp is free for one server. The page does not specify pricing for additional servers.
- What does QAmcp test for?
- It tests MCP servers for hidden instructions, leaked secrets, safety labels, bad inputs, and speed.
- Does QAmcp provide alerts?
- Yes, it sends email alerts when any test fails.
- Is QAmcp open-source?
- Yes, QAmcp is open-source.
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