MeterSphere MCP Server (Model Context Protocol)

What is MeterSphere MCP Server?

MeterSphere MCP Server implements the Model Context Protocol to act as a smart bridge between LLM clients (VS Code, Claude, Cursor) and the MeterSphere testing platform. It exposes testing tools and resources to LLMs, enabling developers to execute tests, retrieve interface definitions, create mocks, and verify compatibility through natural language or standard protocol calls.

How to use MeterSphere MCP Server?

Clone the repository, build with Maven (mvn clean install), then run the server using SSE (HTTP), Docker, or STDIO mode. Configure with your MeterSphere instance URL, access key, and signature. See configuration examples for VS Code (SSE/Docker) and Claude client in the README.

Key features of MeterSphere MCP Server

• Based on the MCP standard for seamless LLM integration.
• Supports multiple transports: HTTP+SSE, STDIO, and Docker.
• AK/SK authentication with role-based permission control.
• Provides tools for API testing, interface definitions, mock creation, and compatibility checks.
• Integrates directly with VS Code, Claude, and Cursor clients.
• Bridges development and testing workflows for faster feedback loops.

Use cases of MeterSphere MCP Server

• Execute API tests from an IDE without switching tools.
• Retrieve interface definitions and test cases via natural language.
• Create mock services on demand for development and testing.
• Perform compatibility verification across environments.
• Enable test-left shift by integrating testing early in development.

FAQ from MeterSphere MCP Server

What authentication does MeterSphere MCP Server support?

It supports access key and secret key (AK/SK) authentication and restricts sensitive tool calls to authorized roles.

What transports are available?

The server can run in SSE (HTTP), STDIO, or Docker mode, as shown in the client configuration examples.

What environment variables are needed for configuration?

Key variables are PORT (default 8000), MCP_TPYE (http-sse, stdio, docker), accessKey, signature, and meterSphereUrl.

What build dependencies does MeterSphere MCP Server require?

Java and Maven are required to build the project from source. Docker is optional for containerized deployments.