MCPJam

Cool stuff! Our MCP usage has been growing a lot, could definitely use this.

I use MCPJam daily and it's my goto for testing MCP Servers, MCP Apps and teaching others how to do it.

Congratulations @prathmesh_patel and the MCPJam team! The Descope team can speak from first-hand experience how helpful MCPJam has been as a debugging tool while we worked to support Cross-App Access (XAA) in our platform.Question for you: what role do you see MCP (and by extension MCPJam) playing in agentic commerce over the coming years?

Congrats on this launch! This is my go-to MCP inspector! configuring the capabilities like the actual clients saves soooo much time when testing!

The amount of times ChatGPT/Codex/Claude have changed how they deal with plugins/MCP's etc. is insane (every few days it keeps changing), but it's been impressive how MCP Jam is able to stay on top of the latest changes and let us know how our MCP will interact in these different apps/scenarios.Because we've definitely tried to stay on top of it without it, and it's been a mess.Do you have ways of also helping test/evaluate different access levels to tools? In case we want to create actors that access our MCP in cloud agents that have a restricted set of scopes/permissions?Congrats on the launch team!

Love, love, love. Most people aren't thinking broadly enough about MCPs. They are products in and of themselves at this point and need to be treated as such.

Sounds cool... But how is this different from Braintrust?

Congrats!! Testing MCP servers across different clients is a nightmare. Having automated evaluations in CI/CD is amazing!! :)

Excited for this & would love feedback!!

Honestly, MCPJam has become one of the best and most useful dev tools for MCPs. Having all these features in one place makes the whole workflow way smoother!!

Congrats on your launch, Prathmesh! The concept sounds really good, I'll definitely take a look.

It doesn't get better than MCPJam if you want to test your MCP server!!!

Congrats on the launch, Prathmesh! As a solo developer building hyper-lightweight web apps from scratch (pure PHP and vanilla JS), I am obsessed with reducing friction and tracking exactly how features behave. The concept of 'Swarms' to simulate ifferent user goals is brilliant. When building standalone tools, testing user flow behavior without heavy framework overhead is a massive challenge. Reducing the abstract evaluation of AI-native interactions into repeatable ests is definitely a game-changer for independent makers.

This is super cool! We've actually struggled a bit with answering questions like 'How many tokens will this workflow consume?' when we're discussing our MCP with procurement teams. Is this something you can help with? Would be awesome to get to see a given prompt/workflow and the net cost with the MCP across clients, and benchmark those.

Great product!!!, definitely the best platform for mcp development and testing!