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Developer Releases Open-Source MCP Conformance Scanner to Automate Server Validation

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A developer has launched the MCP Conformance Scanner, an open-source tool designed to help developers validate their MCP server configurations before deployment. The project was created after the author repeatedly identified the same conformance and configuration issues while manually reviewing MCP implementations across multiple projects. The tool is available via a live demo and a public GitHub repository. The project is still in active development, and the creator is seeking community feedback, bug reports, and suggestions for additional conformance checks. Real-world usage from developers building with MCP is encouraged to help improve the tool over time.

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