@testmaze/mcp
Connects MCP-compatible coding agents to a hosted Test Maze instance for verifying test scenarios via a stdio-to-HTTP proxy.
README
@testmaze/mcp
Thin stdio wrapper for the Test Maze MCP verifier. Connects Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and any other MCP-compatible coding agent to a hosted Test Maze instance with a one-line claude mcp add.
Status:
v0.1.0— first public release on npm under the@testmazescope (MIT). The stdio↔HTTP proxy is implemented and field-tested against the live HTTP transport. As an early 0.x release the API may still shift.
What it does
- Reads your space-scoped MCP token (
tmt_*) and the Test Maze backend URL from env vars or CLI flags. - Exchanges the token against
${url}/api/v1/mcp/tokens/exchange→ resolves yourspaceId + userId. - Opens an MCP-over-HTTP connection to
${url}/api/v1/mcp. - Pipes stdio frames between your coding agent and the remote MCP server.
The verifier you connect to has:
- 43 tools across 13 families (pdlc, testcase, testrun, product, feature, testplan, release, product-metrics, media, workflow, coverage, regression, activity) — including the marquee
pdlc.verify(deterministic verdict envelope). - 11 resources under the
testmaze://URI scheme (product, feature, case, testrun, release, …). - 4 prompts that drive the PDLC loop client-side (
product-init,feature-spec,ac-to-testcase,find-coverage-gaps).
What this lets your agent do: docs/functionality.md.
Install
claude mcp add testmaze \
--env TESTMAZE_MCP_TOKEN=tmt_xxx \
--env TESTMAZE_MCP_URL=https://testmaze.com \
-- npx -y @testmaze/mcp
The same shape works with Cursor / Cline / any MCP client — substitute the client's MCP-add equivalent.
CLI
testmaze-mcp [--token tmt_xxx] [--url https://testmaze.com]
Flags:
--token, -t Per-space MCP token. Env fallback: TESTMAZE_MCP_TOKEN.
--url, -u Backend URL. Env fallback: TESTMAZE_MCP_URL. Default: https://testmaze.com.
--version, -v Print version and exit.
--help, -h Print this help and exit.
Versioning
The wrapper's major version tracks the MCP protocol version it supports, not the Test Maze app version. A wrapper at 1.x will work against any backend that speaks MCP-protocol-1.x, regardless of the backend's Test Maze version.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
Documentation
- docs/usage.md — setup for Claude Code / Cursor / Cline, tokens, CLI, self-hosting, troubleshooting.
- docs/functionality.md — what the verifier lets your agent do: the verify loop, capabilities, resources, and prompts.
For the product and to issue a token, see testmaze.com.
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