speedofme-dev/speedofme-mcp
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MCP
speedofme-dev/speedofme-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
An MCP server that runs internet speed tests using 129 global Fastly edge servers. Results are stored in a local history and displayed on an analytics dashboard.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need programmatic, repeatable internet speed tests with historical tracking
Use cases
- Measure current network throughput from a CLI or MCP client
- Track historical speed test results for network performance monitoring
- Compare speeds across different geographic edge servers
Notes
An MCP server that runs internet speed tests using 129 global Fastly edge servers. Results are stored in a local history and displayed on an analytics dashboard.
Use cases
- Measure current network throughput from a CLI or MCP client
- Track historical speed test results for network performance monitoring
- Compare speeds across different geographic edge servers
Pros
- Leverages a large global edge network for realistic speed measurements
- Provides both real-time results and historical analytics
- Works across major desktop platforms
Cons
- Requires an MCP-compatible client to use
- Speed test results depend on Fastly edge server availability
- No built-in scheduling or automated recurring tests
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Pros
- Leverages a large global edge network for realistic speed measurements
- Provides both real-time results and historical analytics
- Works across major desktop platforms
Cons
- Requires an MCP-compatible client to use
- Speed test results depend on Fastly edge server availability
- No built-in scheduling or automated recurring tests
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