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Squidler is designed to validate your web app as a human based on natural language use cases, without write brittle, DOM-dependent tests.
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Install Squidler.io in your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and others).
Repository: https://github.com/squidlerio/mcp-server
Follow the installation instructions in the repository README, then restart your MCP client.
AI coding agents excel at theBuildphase of a web app, but struggle with theVerifyphase. Squidler is designed to validate your web app as a human based on natural language use cases, and without writing brittle, DOM-dependent tests.
Squidler is not just a testing tool; it enables your coding agent to analyze its own work from a user perspective, decoupled from the implementation. Squidler closes the autonomousBuild → Verify → Fixloop, and enables you to act as the true human-in-the-loop who manages the outcome rather than the output.
With the Squidler MCP server you enable you AI coding agents, like Cursor, Claude Code, Replit, Lovable etc to work with Squidler. This means that you can have your coding agent build a feature, describe the use case in natural language for Squidler, ask Squidler to test it, to get the details of how the test run went, and details of all problems or friction that were found when using your web app.
Below are details and example for how to get started with Squidler via MCP. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out tomattias@squidler.io.
{ "mcpServers": { "squidler": { "transport": "http", "url": "https://mcp.squidler.io", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_SQUIDLER_API_TOKEN" } } } }
Get your API token fromsquidler.io/integrations/api-keys.
The MCP server includes built-in instructions that teach your AI agent aTest-After-Feature Workflow. When connected, the agent automatically knows how to use Squidler without you having to explain it. The workflow it follows:
- Run existing tests— verify nothing is broken by the new feature.
- Investigate failures— use test run outcomes and events to understand what failed. Fix the code if it's a bug, or update/delete the test if it's obsolete.
- Label the feature— create a label for the completed feature (e.g., "User Login", "Checkout Flow") to organize your test catalog.
- Cover the new feature— create test cases for the new behavior using the guided conversation (test_case_create), tag them with the feature label, and run them to confirm they pass.
- For pages with no clickable link (hidden endpoints, deep links), write steps as: "Navigate directly to /path"
Over time this builds a growing catalog of tests organized by feature that prevents regressions and documents how the system is meant to work.
For agents that manage test cases as markdown files in their own repo (no Squidler storage). Covers the create → validate → run → promote cycle. Particularly useful for local dev iteration: pairtest_case_run_standalonewith the@squidlerio/squidler-mcpnpx proxy to route runs through a local Chrome againsthttp://localhost:<port>.
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