mcp-test-harness-litellm
LiteLLM proxy / router testing helpers for MCP Test Harness.
Author: Vaquar Khan -- https://github.com/vaquarkhan
Install
pip install mcp-test-harness-litellm
This automatically installs mcp-test-harness as a dependency.
Usage
from mcp_test_harness_litellm import assert_litellm_tool, mcp_tools_to_litellm_functions, create_litellm_test_config
async def test_tool(mcp_server):
await assert_litellm_tool(mcp_server, "my_tool", {}, expected_text="ok")
def test_schema_bridge(mcp_tools):
# mcp_tools from list_tools — convert for LiteLLM SDKs
return mcp_tools_to_litellm_functions(mcp_tools)
cfg = create_litellm_test_config("python server.py", timeout=45)
Helpers
- Tool call assertion with optional text check
- MCP tool → LiteLLM schema converter
mcp-test.yaml-shaped config builder
License
Non-commercial use only with mandatory attribution. See LICENSE.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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