sunpeak-mcp-inspect
Sunpeak MCP Inspect
Use this skill to inspect a local Sunpeak inspector session and verify MCP tool, resource, and rendered-app behavior without mixing fixture and live evidence.
Use when
- The user wants to inspect or debug a local MCP server or MCP App with Sunpeak.
- The task needs evidence about a simulation fixture, a real server call, or a rendered app state in the local inspector.
- The repo already has Sunpeak tests or fixtures and the user wants local verification.
Do not use when
- The user wants live ChatGPT or Claude host validation.
- The task is generic browser QA unrelated to the Sunpeak inspector.
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