QApilot MCP
Mobile app tests your coding agent can run on a real device, with a report it can read.
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QApilot MCP brings QApilot's mobile app testing into AI coding agents. A developer tells the agent in plain English what needs to hold — "verify checkout still works after this refactor" is the maker's own example — and QApilot runs the test on an emulator or a device connected to the machine, finds the real element behind each step, waits for the screen to settle, retries when something moves, and returns a Markdown report the agent can read in the same session. It works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and Windsurf. The 12 September launch was for Android; QApilot's own page lists Android and iOS native apps, Flutter and React Native. It extends QApilot's existing testing platform, which discovers app journeys, generates and runs tests and self-heals them when the interface changes. No pricing is published; access starts with a walkthrough request.
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