Mcpward is contract and security testing for MCP servers, in CI. It snapshots an MCP server contract and fails the build when it changes underneath you, catching schema drift, silently changed tool descriptions, protocol violations and tool-poisoning patterns.
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Run mcpward baseline to capture tools into mcpward.lock.json and commit it, refreshing it only deliberately.
Run mcpward diff in CI to catch schema drift, a readOnlyHint flip or a breaking schema change.
Results go to console, JSON, JUnit, SARIF or Markdown, and can be posted as a pull-request comment.
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