MCP server for RabbitMQ and Kafka message inspection with JSON Schema validation
MCP server for message queue development — combines message inspection with JSON Schema validation. Supports RabbitMQ and Kafka. Designed for integration projects where multiple teams communicate via message brokers: inspect queues/topics, view messages, and validate payloads against agreed-upon schemas — all from your AI assistant. Multi-broker support — RabbitMQ and Apache Kafka via a unified…
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MCP server for message queue development — combines message inspection with JSON Schema validation. Supports RabbitMQ and Kafka. Designed for integration projects where multiple teams communicate via message brokers: inspect queues/topics, view messages, and validate payloads against agreed-upon schemas — all from your AI assistant. Multi-broker support — RabbitMQ and Apache Kafka via a unified adapter interface Message Inspection — Browse queues/topics, peek at messages without consuming them…
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