Our MCP server is live and ready to use inside the agentic coding tool of your choice, including Codex and Claude Code.

Now when your coding agent says the PR is done and bug free, you can get a second set of eyes to run through your end-to-end test suite.

Put testing on autopilot

Your local coding agent already knows what changed, which files are involved, and what the feature is supposed to do. Through MCP, it can pass all of that context to QA Wolf instead of starting a test run cold.

Once QA Wolf has the context, its specialized skills and subagents can:

• Find the test coverage that already exists for the feature.
• Create new coverage or update what’s there.
• Run the tests and validate the results.
• Investigate failures.
• File bug reports with repro steps, video playbacks, traces, and logs.

QA Wolf passes the results and failure data back to your local agent. Because the agent still has the codebase and the original task in context, it can use that evidence to debug the problem, make a fix, and send the new version through the same loop.

Move between QA Wolf and your local code

Through MCP, your coding agent can manage flows, runs, environments, issues, and interactive runners in the QA Wolf platform. It can also ask a QA Wolf agent to create and run tests.

When a task needs local source files or local execution, your coding agent can use the QA Wolf CLI. MCP and the CLI provide access to the same QA Wolf capabilities, so the agent can pass code context to QA Wolf, get the test results back, fix the problem locally, and run the tests again.

Try it now

The QA Wolf MCP server is available now for Codex, Claude Code, and other MCP-compatible agents. Connect your workspace and put your QA process on autopilot.

Connect QA Wolf to your coding agent

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