kensa-mcp
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for kensa, the open source agent evals harness.
This is a thin shim around kensa[mcp] so you can run the server with a single command:
uvx kensa-mcp
Or register it with Claude Code in one line:
claude mcp add kensa -- uvx kensa-mcp
The server exposes kensa's eval workflow (init, doctor, run, judge, eval, report, analyze) as MCP tools, and run artefacts as resources under kensa://. See the MCP server docs for the full reference.
Relationship to kensa
kensa-mcp depends on kensa[mcp] pinned to the same version. Installing kensa-mcp pulls in all of kensa. If you already have kensa in your project, you can also run the server via kensa mcp (the CLI subcommand) without installing this package.
License
MIT.
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