BrowserStack MCP Server
BrowserStack MCP Server is a platform that connects the BrowserStack testing infrastructure with AI tools, facilitating manual, automated, and real-device testing for web and mobile applications. It supports integration with tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Desktop, streamlining testing workflows across multiple environments and devices.
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Apr 25 2025
BrowserStack MCP Server is a platform that connects the BrowserStack testing infrastructure with AI tools, facilitating manual, automated, and real-device testing for web and mobile applications. It supports integration with tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Desktop, streamlining testing workflows across multiple environments and devices.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 25 2025
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What is BrowserStack MCP Server?
BrowserStack MCP Server acts as a bridge between BrowserStack’s extensive testing capabilities and AI tools, allowing developers and testers to execute manual and automated tests on a variety of real devices and browsers. It simplifies the setup for testing, supports integration with popular CI/CD tools, and enables testing of web and mobile applications both locally and remotely. Its features include real device testing, cross-browser testing, and automation integration with frameworks like Selenium and Playwright, all managed through a centralized MCP infrastructure designed to enhance testing efficiency and quality assurance processes.
Who will use BrowserStack MCP Server?
- Web developers
- Mobile app testers
- Quality assurance engineers
- Automation engineers
- CI/CD pipeline users
How to use the BrowserStack MCP Server?
- Step1: Sign up and create a BrowserStack account.
- Step2: Retrieve your BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME and BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEY from your account settings.
- Step3: Install the MCP Server via npm or set up the configuration in your development environment (VSCode, Cursor, Claude Desktop).
- Step4: Integrate the MCP Server with your testing tools by configuring the JSON files with your credentials.
- Step5: Start the MCP Server and initiate your manual or automated tests through your preferred interface.
- Step6: Monitor and troubleshoot test runs using BrowserStack’s dashboard and logs.
BrowserStack MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Manual web testing
- Manual app testing on real devices
- Automated testing with frameworks like Selenium, Playwright
- Real device and browser cross-platform testing
- Local and remote website testing
The Benefits
- Streamlines testing workflows with AI tool integration
- Supports extensive device and browser coverage
- Enables real device testing for accurate results
- Facilitates both manual and automated testing
- Enhances testing speed and reliability
BrowserStack MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated cross-browser web testing
- Mobile app testing on real devices
- Integration of testing workflows into CI/CD pipelines
- Debugging app crashes and performance issues
- Accessibility and compliance testing
FAQs of BrowserStack MCP Server
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