Use it from your IDE (MCP)
An MCP server lets Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI IDEs create, run, and heal your tests — and read live project state.
If you live in an AI IDE, you don't have to leave it. Validate.QA ships a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex CLI can drive the whole platform — the AI writes and manages tests, and Validate.QA handles execution, healing, and CI.
Configure it
Add the server to your IDE's MCP config with your project's API URL, a token, and the project id. The package runs over stdio via npx — there's nothing to install globally.
MCP server config (e.g. in your IDE's mcp.json)
What the AI can do
Create, edit, list, run, and heal tests — without leaving your editor.
Set up a whole project (features, URL, credentials) in one call.
Run a security audit and list findings and discovered API endpoints.
Create schedules and read live project state — pass rates, runner health, and coverage gaps.
Live project context
The server also exposes live resources the assistant reads first — a project overview (test counts, pass rates, runner health, feature gaps) and your test conventions (credential patterns, tag meanings) — so generated tests match how your project already works.
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