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Claude Test Automation Integration

Test your apps from Claude, in plain English. Describe a scenario, and ContextQA generates, runs, self-heals, and reports back, so you're not left debugging a script it handed you.

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How it works

Connect, ask, ship

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets Claude call outside tools mid-conversation. ContextQA runs an MCP server, so instead of opening a dashboard, you ask, and Claude drives ContextQA's toolset for you. See the full ContextQA MCP server →

1. Connect

Add ContextQA as an MCP server with one terminal command, then sign in once through OAuth 2.0 in your browser. Works the same way in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor.

2. Ask

Describe what you need in plain English: run a suite, generate a test, debug a failure, or build a full test plan. Claude picks the right tool and fills in the parameters.

3. Ship

ContextQA executes it for real, self-heals if the UI moved, and reports back before you'd have finished opening a dashboard.

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"Run the checkout smoke tests and tell me if they pass."

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Executing Checkout Smoke Tests · 8 cases

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7 passed, 1 failed · discount code returning a 422

Use cases

What teams actually ask Claude to do

Run & report

"Run the checkout smoke tests and tell me if they pass."

Executes the suite, polls status, and summarizes results with the exact failure, not just a pass/fail count.

Execution & Results · 10 tools

Generate tests

"Generate tests for the new discount code feature."

Creates cases for the happy path, invalid input, and edge cases, added straight into the right suite.

Test Generation · 9 tools

Debug failures

"Why did test case 18750 fail in the last run?"

Reads the execution logs and returns a root-cause read, for example application bug, not flaky test.

Debugging + Bug Fix · 8 tools

Plan & orchestrate

"Create a test plan for the login and checkout flows."

Builds a plan across suites and environments, with parallel workers and a duration estimate.

Suites & Plans · 7 tools
Setup

Connect in under 2 minutes

Before you start, you'll need:
  • A ContextQA account
  • Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor
  • Two minutes
  1. Run the connect command in your terminal
  2. Sign in with your ContextQA account (OAuth, browser-based)
  3. Ask Claude "List my test cases" to confirm it's connected

No code, no config files. Tokens refresh automatically every 8 hours.

Using Cursor or another MCP client instead? Connect to the same server over HTTP at mcp.contextqa.com/mcp.

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$claude mcp add --transport http contextqa https://mcp.contextqa.com/mcp
Troubleshooting

If something doesn't connect

Claude doesn't show the ContextQA tools

Claude loads MCP tools at the start of a conversation. Start a new chat after connecting and they'll appear.

The browser sign-in seems stuck

Wait for the callback page to finish and redirect automatically before closing the tab. Closing it early cancels the sign-in.

Getting an authentication error after it worked before

Tokens refresh automatically every 8 hours. If a session sat idle much longer than that, reconnect with the same command.

What you get

One conversation, the whole toolbox

50MCP tools
9tool categories
OAuth 2.0browser sign-in
Web · Mobile · APItest surfaces

Every test Claude runs can also be exported as Playwright or Cypress code, so nothing lives only inside a chat window.

FAQ

Common questions

Claude can trigger and interpret results from tests ContextQA manages, but it does not replace your existing framework outright. Most teams migrate incrementally.

For most day to day test creation, yes. Complex custom logic can still be layered in, and every generated test can be exported as Playwright or Cypress code if your team wants to own it directly.

You need Claude with MCP access. ContextQA's integration handles the rest, and setup takes about two minutes.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets Claude call external tools. ContextQA runs an MCP server, so Claude can send it a plain-language test request and get back a real, running test instead of a static script.

The same ContextQA MCP server works with Cursor and any MCP-compatible client over HTTP. This page focuses on Claude, but the tools and workflow are identical elsewhere.

See a real scenario turn into a running test

Book a 20-minute demo and describe a test scenario to Claude live.

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