Continuous behavioral drift monitoring for LLM apps — catches silent provider model updates.
MCP server for ModelWatch — continuous behavioral drift monitoring for LLM-powered applications. Lets Claude Desktop / Claude Code (or any MCP-compatible client) create drift specs, run them, and surface drift events without leaving the chat. Get a free key at (5 specs, 500 runs/mo, no card). Then restart Claude Desktop. Tool | What it does | | Show monitored LLM endpoints | | Add an endpoint…
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MCP server for ModelWatch — continuous behavioral drift monitoring for LLM-powered applications. Lets Claude Desktop / Claude Code (or any MCP-compatible client) create drift specs, run them, and surface drift events without leaving the chat. Get a free key at (5 specs, 500 runs/mo, no card). Then restart Claude Desktop. Tool | What it does | | Show monitored LLM endpoints | | Add an endpoint (provider + model) | | Show behavioral specs | | Add a spec (prompt + frequency + severity threshold) |…
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