Debugg Ai MCP
The MCP Server of Debugg AI is an AI-driven browser automation testing tool that supports end-to-end testing through natural language and CLI. It can remotely manage browser tests without configuration and is suitable for local development or CI/CD processes.
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What is the Debugg AI MCP Server?
The Debugg AI MCP Server is an AI-driven browser automation and end-to-end testing server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows AI agents to test UI changes, simulate user behavior, and analyze the visual output of running web applications through natural language and command-line tools.How to use the Debugg AI MCP Server?
You can use the Debugg AI MCP Server in two ways: 1) Install the local development version via npm; 2) Deploy it through a Docker container. Simply provide the API key and configure the relevant environment variables to easily connect to your local development server and run tests.Applicable Scenarios
The Debugg AI MCP Server is suitable for the following scenarios: - Testing the UI functions of web applications - Simulating user behavior for end-to-end testing - Analyzing the visual output of web applications - Integrating automated testing into the CI/CD pipelineMain Features
MCP Protocol SupportFully implements the MCP protocol, supporting CLI and tool registration functions.
End-to-End Test AutomationTrigger UI tests through natural language descriptions, such as 'Test the account creation and login'.
Local Development Server IntegrationTest running development applications, supporting any localhost port.
MCP Tool NotificationSend real-time progress updates to the client, including step descriptions and UI state targets.
Screenshot SupportCapture the final visual state of the page, supporting LLM image rendering.
Stdio Server CompatibilityIntegrate with any MCP-compatible client (such as Claude Desktop, LangChain agents, etc.) through standard input/output.
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
No need to configure Playwright or manage browser versions
No intrusive Chrome pop-ups, quiet testing process
Zero-configuration, just get the API key
Support natural language test descriptions, easy to understand and use
Historical test results can be viewed for continuous integration
Limitations
Requires a valid API key to use
Depends on remote browser services, may be affected by the network
Some advanced features may require a paid subscription
How to Use
Create a free account and get an API key
Visit [DebuggAI](https://debugg.ai), create a free account and generate an API key.
Choose the startup method
You can choose the local development mode (using npx) or Docker container deployment.
Configure environment variables
Set environment variables such as DEBUGGAI_API_KEY and DEBUGGAI_LOCAL_PORT as needed.
Run the MCP server
Use the npx @debugg-ai/debugg-ai-mcp or Docker command to start the server.
Usage Examples
Test account creation and loginUse the natural language prompt 'Test the account creation and login' to verify the registration and login process of the application.
Run end-to-end testsRun end-to-end tests by describing 'Test the checkout process on the product page' to ensure all functions work properly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What prerequisites do I need to use the Debugg AI MCP Server?
How to use the Debugg AI MCP Server in the local development environment?
Does the Debugg AI MCP Server support Docker?
How to view historical test results?
Does the Debugg AI MCP Server need to be connected to the Internet?
Related Resources
DebuggAI Official Website
Visit the DebuggAI official website to get more information and API keys.
Model Context Protocol SDK
The GitHub repository of the Model Context Protocol SDK, containing the SDK source code and documentation.
Debugg AI MCP Server Documentation
The official documentation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), detailing its functions and usage methods.
Debugg AI Demo Video
Watch the complete usage case demo video of Debugg AI.
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