agent-qa documentation MCP

What it does

Vostride runs this small remote server at https://vostride.com/mcp so a coding assistant can look things up in the documentation for agent-qa, Vostride's QA agent that runs plain-English tests against web, Android and iOS apps. One tool searches the docs and returns the pages that match; the other fetches a single docs page as Markdown, so the assistant can follow up on a search hit or read the CLI, configuration or MCP reference directly.

Beyond the two tools it offers one MCP prompt, setup_agent_qa, which hands the client the full onboarding task for adding agent-qa to a repository and running a first real test. Clients that support prompts find it through prompts/list; the same text is published at /agent-setup.txt for clients that only fetch URLs.

This is not the agent-qa server that authors and runs tests. That one ships with the agent-qa package and is started locally with agent-qa mcp or through the dashboard (we list it separately as agent-qa). The documentation server only reads docs. Its server card names it com.vostride/docs, reports version 1.1.0, and lists protocol versions from 2025-03-26 up to 2026-07-28; it advertises tools and prompts but no resources.

What it needs

An MCP client that can connect to a remote server over Streamable HTTP. No account, API key or sign-in is needed, and nothing is installed locally.

Limits

Read-only and limited to the agent-qa documentation: its docs state it cannot run tests, read your repository or authenticate your model. Only two tools and one prompt; the server card lists no MCP resources. Hosted only, with no package or source to run yourself.

Who it suits

Developers who use or are setting up agent-qa and want their assistant to pull accurate, current docs (CLI flags, config schema, MCP reference) without leaving the editor. It is also a quick way to hand an assistant the onboarding prompt. If you want the assistant to actually author, enqueue or triage tests, use the local agent-qa MCP server from the agent-qa package instead; this one cannot do that.