FAQ
What is Testra?
Testra is a decentralized Supergraph and testing platform for MCP (Model Context Protocol) Servers. It helps developers find, test, and integrate self-hosted MCP servers into their applications.
Do you host or run any MCP servers?
No. Testra does not host or operate MCP servers. It indexes and verifies third-party servers that comply with the MCP specification.
How do I submit my MCP server to Testra?
You can submit your server via the Testra web interface or CLI. You need to provide metadata such as server name, base URL, supported functions, contact info, and optionally audits or documentation. See the Server Submission Guidefor details.
What makes a server “verified”?
A verified server usually has public code repositories, audit reports, reproducible build logs, and passes Testra’s live Inspector tests consistently.
Can I submit private or internal servers?
Yes, Testra supports private server listings with scoped or whitelisted access for teams or test environments.
How do I get an API key?
Sign up on Testra’s platform and navigate to your account dashboard to generate API keys for accessing protected endpoints.
What are the rate limits?
Rate limits vary by pricing plan. The Free tier has limited daily requests, while Pro and Enterprise plans offer higher limits and custom options.
How can I monitor my server’s health?
You can use the /health endpoint exposed by your MCP server, and Testra provides uptime and response time monitoring on its dashboard.
How do I handle errors when calling MCP servers?
Refer to the Troubleshooting Guide for common error codes and solutions.
Can I integrate Testra APIs with my existing applications?
Yes. Testra provides REST APIs, SDKs for JavaScript and Python, and detailed documentation to help you integrate MCP servers seamlessly.
Where can I get support?
Email [email protected], or check the documentation for updates and announcements.
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