advanced-web-tools

Advanced Web Tools MCP Server Testing Suite

Overview

This repository contains a comprehensive testing plan and framework for all 78 tools in the advanced-web-tools MCP server. The testing suite ensures thorough validation of functionality, performance, security, and reliability.

Repository Structure

claude_mcp_scaffold/
├── README.md                    # This file - overview and getting started
├── testing-plan.md             # Comprehensive testing plan
├── tool-inventory.md           # Complete list of all 78 tools with descriptions
├── test-execution-template.md  # Template for manual test execution
└── test-automation-framework.md # Automated testing framework specification

Quick Start

1. Review the Testing Plan

Start by reading testing-plan.md to understand:

• Testing objectives and framework
• Tool categories and testing approach
• Test execution phases (20-day plan)
• Performance benchmarks and success metrics

2. Explore the Tool Inventory

Check tool-inventory.md for:

• Complete list of all 78 tools
• Tool descriptions and categories
• Testing priorities (Critical/High/Medium/Low)
• Testing timeline by priority

3. Execute Manual Tests

Use test-execution-template.md to:

• Document test execution consistently
• Track test results and issues
• Ensure comprehensive coverage
• Generate test reports

4. Implement Automated Testing

Follow test-automation-framework.md to:

• Set up the automated test environment
• Implement test classes for each tool
• Configure continuous integration
• Generate automated reports

Testing Priorities

The 78 tools are prioritized as follows:

• Critical Priority: 8 tools (Week 1)
• High Priority: 20 tools (Week 2)
• Medium Priority: 35 tools (Weeks 3-4)
• Low Priority: 15 tools (Week 4)

Key Testing Areas

1. Basic Functionality: Verify core operations
2. Error Handling: Test failure scenarios
3. Performance: Measure speed and resource usage
4. Security: Validate input handling and access control
5. Integration: Test tool combinations
6. Compatibility: Cross-browser and platform testing

Success Criteria

• 100% coverage for critical priority tools
• 95% coverage for high priority tools
• 80% coverage for medium priority tools
• 60% coverage for low priority tools
• Zero critical security issues
• Performance within defined benchmarks

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Node.js 18+
• Access to advanced-web-tools MCP server
• Test browser environments (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
• Basic knowledge of MCP architecture

Setup Instructions

1. Clone this repository
2. Install dependencies: npm install
3. Configure test environment: npm run setup:test
4. Review test configuration in config/test-config.json
5. Start testing: npm run test:all

Test Execution Workflow

Manual Testing

1. Select tool from inventory
2. Use test execution template
3. Document results thoroughly
4. File issues for failures
5. Update test status tracking

Automated Testing

1. Run automated test suite
2. Review generated reports
3. Investigate failures
4. Update test cases as needed
5. Monitor CI/CD pipeline

Reporting

Test results are generated in multiple formats:

• JSON for programmatic access
• HTML for visual reports
• JUnit XML for CI integration
• Performance metrics dashboards

Contributing

When adding new tests or updating existing ones:

1. Follow the established patterns
2. Document changes thoroughly
3. Update relevant documentation
4. Ensure backwards compatibility
5. Add appropriate test coverage

Maintenance

• Weekly review of test results
• Monthly update of test baselines
• Quarterly security assessment
• Continuous improvement of test coverage

Contact

For questions or issues regarding the testing suite:

• File an issue in this repository
• Contact the MCP development team
• Refer to MCP documentation

Resources

• MCP Official Documentation
• Advanced Web Tools Documentation
• MCP TypeScript SDK

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This testing suite is designed to ensure the reliability and quality of the advanced-web-tools MCP server. All 78 tools undergo rigorous testing to meet enterprise-grade standards.