Use the following commands to confirm that the images and versions are correctly installed:
Note: The mcpgen utility version number, server image ID, and creation timestamp shown in the examples may differ from those in your environment. Comparing this output with your local setup may show different values.
  1. Use the built-in ./mcpgen doctor command to run environment and dependency diagnostics. For more information, see Doctor.
    Note: Before running any mcpgen commands, ensure that Python 3.11 or later is installed and available in your system PATH. For installation and configuration details, see Supported environments and Python configuration.
  2. List the available images in Docker to confirm the MCP Server image and utilities image exist: 
    docker images --filter "reference=openedge-mcp*"
    An output similar to the following appears:
    docker images --filter "reference=openedge-mcp*"

IMAGE                         ID            DISK USAGE   CONTENT SIZE   EXTRA
openedge-mcp-server:<version> 11f02a0b5f1f  397MB        189MB
openedge-mcp-server:latest    11f02a0b5f1f  397MB        189MB
openedge-mcp-utils:<version>  546c3a64f666  481MB        227MB
openedge-mcp-utils:latest     546c3a64f666  481MB        227MB
    Where, <version> matches the distribution package you downloaded.
  3. Verify the mcpgen utility version and timestamp of the server image:
    ./mcpgen --version
    An output similar to the following appears:
    mcpgen Python edition: <version>
Server image: openedge-mcp-server:latest (created: 2025-12-17T18:09:08.986464865Z)
    Where, <version> matches the distribution package you downloaded.