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- MCP Inspector (Anthropic's official tool) — interactive debugging, not CI-oriented - MCP-Scan (Invariant Labs, now Snyk) — security scanning, focused on tool poisoning detection - Promptfoo — LLM red teaming tool that added MCP support recently - MCP Protocol Validator — spec compliance checking
MCPSpec tries to be the one tool that covers the full workflow: record, replay, mock, security audit, quality scoring, and CI setup. None of the above do recording/replay or mock generation.
As for standards — there aren't any yet. MCP itself moved under the Linux Foundation's Agentic AI Foundation in December 2025, and NIST launched an AI Agent Standards Initiative last month. But no conformance or testing standard exists. It's still early.
I don't think anyone is in the position to judge other IQ's especially co-workers. These people passed the same interview loop as you. Just puts them in the same "IQ" bracket as you. Maybe they also feel the same way as you and don't want to put their effort in trying to turn this team around and just want to coast and switch later on. You need to get off your high horse and try to understand the motivations of the team by talking to them individually and bringing stuff up in standups/meetings and suggest ways to improve. Work with your manager. Maybe you can be the one who can turn this team around without burning out yourself. In the end, its just a job and trick is to not take everything personally.