QAmcp tests any MCP server in one command, covering tools, safety labels, hidden instructions, bad inputs, leaked secrets, OAuth login setup, resources and prompts. Every result is a hard fact such as pass or fail, milliseconds and exact matches: no AI judges anything, and nothing is sent anywhere except to the server you test. It ships as a CLI and a GitHub Action.
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Run one command against a server URL and get a plain-language report.
Run the GitHub Action so a broken tool definition fails the build.
Look for hidden instructions, leaked secrets and missing safety labels before you install.
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