Who it is forA developer about to wire the Digikala MCP server into a workflow who wants proof it is up and current.
The problemThe upstream API is undocumented and may change without notice, so a working setup can break silently.
The outcomeA pass or fail report covering the handshake, release match, tool list, a real search and the two error paths.
What you need first
- An MCP-capable AI client that accepts a Streamable HTTP server URL, or curl for a raw call
- Node.js 18 or newer, only if you want to run the verify script
- A product type, budget or product id you want to check
Steps
- Install Node.js 18 or newer.
- Clone the repo with
git clone https://github.com/mmdju/digikala-mcpand change into its folder. (inferred, check the README) - Run
node scripts/verify-live.mjsfrom the repo folder. - Read the report and confirm the handshake, tool list, search and error checks all pass before you build on the endpoint.
Prompt for your agent
Clone https://github.com/mmdju/digikala-mcp and run `node scripts/verify-live.mjs` against the live endpoint https://digikala-mcp.mmdju.workers.dev/mcp. Report each check (handshake, release, tool list, search with details, error paths) as pass or fail. Verify that the tool count matches the 19 tools listed in the README.
Caveat. The check only tests the live server at one moment, and Digikala's undocumented API can still change after it passes.
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