Run User Testing, Swarms, Evals, and CI/CD gates on your MCP server to see if users actually succeed in ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot. Test local servers via desktop app, CLI, or SDK.
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Cleanest UX for testing MCP. Couldn't imagine building apps for AI chat surfaces without it - jam on, MCPJam!
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!!
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?
@abhishekiyer52 great Q Abhishek and thank you! Users are staying in these AI applications- and spending less time in other webapps/mobile apps. We're already seeing a critical mass of ecommerce plugins in the ChatGPT/Claude marketplaces, and these are backed by MCP and plugins by extension. We have ACP support + MCP apps support, those two are being tested by a number of devs on our platform right now. Looking forward to seeing where it goes!
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I use MCPJam daily and it's my goto for testing MCP Servers, MCP Apps and teaching others how to do it.
Looks great! Particularly excited for evals that can run for different clients. I’m often dealing with customers using gemini, chatgpt, claude etc asking why their prompts aren’t doing what they expect when communicating with our MCP server, and evals will help bridge that gap
@greg_dardis Cross-client diffs are probably the biggest complaints we get, caniuse.dev to just understand client diffs is a start, exciting to launch this platform to build a durable solution here though!
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Cleanest UX for testing MCP. Couldn't imagine building apps for AI chat surfaces without it - jam on, MCPJam!
@sophie_vo thanks for contributing!!
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!!
@nachocossio1 thanks for contributing!
Excited for the launch today :)
@ozi_boms thanks for contributing Ozi!!
Excited for this & would love feedback!!
@vigneshgopalandd_maker woo, thanks for contributing Vig!
Congrats!! Testing MCP servers across different clients is a nightmare. Having automated evaluations in CI/CD is amazing!! :)
@weimar_torres woo thanks for contributing!!
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?
@abhishekiyer52 great Q Abhishek and thank you! Users are staying in these AI applications- and spending less time in other webapps/mobile apps. We're already seeing a critical mass of ecommerce plugins in the ChatGPT/Claude marketplaces, and these are backed by MCP and plugins by extension. We have ACP support + MCP apps support, those two are being tested by a number of devs on our platform right now. Looking forward to seeing where it goes!
I use MCPJam daily and it's my goto for testing MCP Servers, MCP Apps and teaching others how to do it.
@emmanuel_paraskakis love to hear it Emmanuel!!
Cool stuff! Our MCP usage has been growing a lot, could definitely use this.
@haakam that's awesome to hear, let's chat!
Looks great! Particularly excited for evals that can run for different clients. I’m often dealing with customers using gemini, chatgpt, claude etc asking why their prompts aren’t doing what they expect when communicating with our MCP server, and evals will help bridge that gap
@greg_dardis Cross-client diffs are probably the biggest complaints we get, caniuse.dev to just understand client diffs is a start, exciting to launch this platform to build a durable solution here though!