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Consumer Agent Testing Tool
Consumer agent testing tool for MCP servers, apps, browsers, and APIs, checking outcomes and evidence.
Consumer Agent Testing Tool tests how an assistant interacts with your service by running scripted or model-driven agents against MCP servers, MCP apps, websites, or HTTP APIs. It supports Muse and Instinct surrogate emulation targets for connector testing, covering routing, memory, payments, and browser tasks. It checks service outcomes, inspects evidence, and compares results across builds. The tool includes readiness suites, surface runs for embedded MCP apps, browser automation, and HTTP API validation. It is designed for developers building agent-compatible services who need to verify behavior, approval rules, and private value protection.
Consumer Agent Testing Tool at a glance
Key features
- Run scripted or model-driven agents against MCP servers
- Test connector extensions including routing and memory
- Perform readiness checks against pinned guidelines
- Render embedded MCP apps in Chromium for form and tool checks
- Execute browser actions under request rules and policies
- Validate HTTP backend outcomes and bind approval to calls
- Inspect, export, replay, and diff sealed test reports
Use it for
- Test how an AI assistant uses an MCP server or API
- Check connector readiness against guidelines
- Verify embedded MCP app forms and tool calls
- Inspect and compare sealed test run reports
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