Microcks MCP Endpoints
Microcks exposes API mocks as MCP endpoints so developers can test how AI agents use their APIs as tools.
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Microcks exposes API mocks as MCP endpoints so developers can test how AI agents use their APIs as tools.
Key Features
- Translate mock API operations into MCP-accessible tools.
- Test agent interactions before connecting to real backend services.
Use Cases
Prepare API mocks or test resources and make them available in an agent development workflow.
Limitations
These endpoints return mock behavior. They do not provide live data from the production API being modeled.
Sources
- Project documentation: https://microcks.io/documentation/explanations/mcp-endpoints/
MCP Setup
Prerequisites
- Microcks 1.12.0 or newer with an imported API mock.
Client setup
Other
Transport: http
- Open the mock properties and locate its MCP Server section.
- Copy the HTTP Streamable endpoint into the MCP client.
Microcks also exposes HTTP SSE. Endpoints are generated per mock; responses contain mock data.
Setup docs: https://microcks.io/documentation/explanations/mcp-endpoints/
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