Standard code coverage measures execution, not test strength. AI coding assistants generate hundreds of lines of unit tests, but often fall into the "happy path bias".
With stryker-mcp-reporter v1.16.0, AI pair programmers (Antigravity, Cursor, Claude Desktop, Roo Code, Cline) can autonomously execute mutation tests, inspect survived mutants via Model Context Protocol (MCP), write exact edge-case tests, and achieve a verified 100% Mutation Score.
🌟 What's New in v1.16.0
Bug Fixes
- deps: correct stryker peerDependencies and downgrade typescript to 5.6 (9d36f3b)
- resolve architecture and security flaws in Event Bus (d5c030f)
- security: resolve npm vulnerabilities, remove unused variables, and fix unawaited promise in mcp-server.adapter.ts (ecfb8c2)
Features
- AST-based Incremental Mutant Cache (4e89804)
- Coverage Gap Analysis (0853df4)
- implement Event Bus system (0dbb2d9)
- implement git blame attribution for surviving mutants (8a95bdb)
- implement massive agentic network and pipeline optimization (4cc0459)
- Mutant Flakiness Tracker (207025b)
📸 Real Runtime Proof
Below are unedited runtime screenshots captured directly from active test executions:
âš¡ How to Connect to Your AI Tool
Add this single JSON block to your MCP config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"stryker-mutation-testing": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "--silent", "stryker-mcp-reporter"]
}
}
}
(Windows users: Use "command": "cmd.exe" with "args": ["/c", "npx", "-y", "--silent", "stryker-mcp-reporter"]).
Check out the full open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/kluth/stryker-mcp-reporter


Top comments (0)