ScaffoldMCP
A construction-domain MCP smoke-test kit that layers tool-contract fixtures and a version-aware migration report on top of existing generic protocol conformance tools.
Generic MCP conformance is already served by several open tools, including an official suite, so a new checker cannot credibly lead with protocol novelty. ScaffoldMCP narrows the job to construction-domain behavior: an authorized endpoint is inspected, generic conformance evidence is preserved, and fixtures probe whether tools return coherent RFIs, project identifiers, dates, permissions and error states. The resulting report separates observation from interpretation and never turns a passing smoke test into proof of production readiness, security, interoperability or construction-record correctness. The supplied 2026 version trigger still needs primary-spec confirmation, and no integration interface in the source is verified.
The developer or technical team building, migrating or evaluating an MCP server for construction and field-service workflows.
A supplied 2026 breaking-change signal creates urgency, subject to primary-spec confirmation of the effective version and dates.
Construction MCP developers and technical evaluators have a concrete migration and behavior-testing job.
The source records one cross-reference mention and no inbound connections.
The source identifies a concrete technical buyer, a current version-change trigger and a construction-specific testing gap that generic conformance suites do not address.
Generic conformance is already crowded, the 2026 version status requires primary-spec verification, no proposed interface is verified, structural copying cost is absent and domain fixtures require ongoing expert maintenance.
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