Qase MCP. Check QA status without leaving your chat.
Qase MCP connects test management directly into your AI workflow. Ask your agent to pull project overviews, track failed test runs, or generate lists of open defects without ever opening the Qase dashboard. It brings critical QA data—from projects and milestones to individual test steps—right where you're coding.
Give Claude and any AI agent real-world access
Retrieve a list of active projects or gather specific details about one project's setup.
Explore your test hierarchy, pull up the full steps for any case, or check automation status across entire suites.
List all completed test runs, get deep analytics on execution outcomes (passed/failed), or view defined test plans.
Get a list of project milestones or pull every defect logged against failed tests, including severity levels.
Fetch specific lists like test cases, runs, or defects that are linked to failures for review.
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What AI agents can do with Qase MCP: 10 Tools Available
These ten tools give your AI client access to every core function in Qase, allowing you to query projects, cases, runs, and defects using simple chat commands.
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Start using Qase MCPList Plans
Lists all the formal test plans associated with the project.
List Projects
Retrieves a comprehensive list of all projects currently set up in Qase.
List Cases
Lists all individual test cases contained within a specified project.
Get Project
Pulls specific details and metrics for one identified project.
Get Case
Retrieves full details, including preconditions and steps, for one specific test...
List Suites
Lists the groupings of test cases that make up a larger test suite.
List Runs
Gathers an overview of all test runs conducted within a project timeframe.
Get Run
Provides detailed results and metrics for a single, specific test execution run.
List Milestones
Retrieves a chronological list of key project milestones and their status.
List Defects
Lists all recorded defects that were directly linked to failed test cases.
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The Problem with Dashboard Overload
Every time a feature is ready for QA review, your team has to open Qase. You click through the project overview, then navigate to test runs, check milestones, and finally filter down to defects. This process requires dozens of clicks, switching between tabs, and copying IDs just to create a simple status report for stakeholders.
With this MCP, you don't touch a dashboard. You tell your agent: 'Give me the health summary.' It gathers project overviews and defect lists in one shot, delivering an actionable text report right where you are working.
Getting Real-Time QA Insights with Qase
Manual status checking requires running separate queries for projects, test runs, and defects. You then have to piece together whether the current development sprint has met its required milestones.
Now you can ask your agent to correlate these data points—checking `list_milestones` against recent `get_run` results—and get a definitive answer in seconds. It's instant, synthesized knowledge.
What Qase MCP does for your AI
Need to know if a feature is ready? This MCP connects your Qase workspace so you can treat your entire testing suite like another source of truth for your agent. You stop copying URLs, digging through dashboards, or manually compiling failure reports. Instead, you ask questions about the state of your code base.
Want an overview? Your agent pulls up active projects and gives instant metrics on test cases and open defects across all of them. Need to check a specific build? You can get detailed lists of recent test runs and pinpoint exactly which steps failed, or even track project milestones against current execution status.
All this happens through natural conversation, making your development process faster and less prone to context switching. By connecting Qase via Vinkius, you keep all your QA data connected to the tools your team already uses.
019d75fb-1a3e-73d9-9f9a-edce7dd47c6f How to set up Qase MCP
The bottom line is you manage QA operations by chatting with your agent instead of clicking through multiple dashboards.
Subscribe to this MCP and provide your Qase API token.
Connect the service through your preferred AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.).
Ask your agent a question like, 'List all projects with more than five open defects,' and it runs the query.
Who uses Qase MCP
QA Engineers who are tired of switching between their IDE and a testing dashboard; Developers who need immediate failure reports linked to specific features, and Product Managers who need real-time proof of feature readiness.
Checks the test hierarchy for a project or pulls up all steps for a single test case while writing automation scripts.
Asks their agent to list recent defects or failed runs related to the feature branch they just committed.
Gets instant summaries of test run coverage and status against project milestones without needing a developer's report.
Benefits of connecting Qase MCP
You can immediately pull a list of active projects using list_projects, giving you an instant health check across the entire product line. No clicking through project dashboards needed.
When debugging, ask to retrieve details for a specific test case via get_case. You get all preconditions and step-by-step instructions in one go, perfect for writing unit tests or documentation.
Stop guessing about coverage. Use the combined tools to list runs and check milestones so you always know if the current build meets project requirements.
Don't waste time compiling bug reports. list_defects instantly surfaces every recorded defect linked to a failure, complete with severity levels and issue links.
Get full context on failures by using get_run. Instead of just seeing 'Failed,' you see the specific run details and can determine if it's an environment or code bug.
Qase MCP use cases
Need to know which features are blocked?
A PM asks their agent, 'Show me all projects with open defects.' The agent runs list_defects, giving the PM a list of critical bugs and immediate visibility into release blockers.
Debugging a failed build.
A developer commits code. They ask their agent to 'Check recent test runs for project WEB.' The agent calls list_runs and then get_run, pinpointing the exact failing step so they can fix it fast.
Preparing a status report.
A QA engineer needs to summarize testing progress. They ask their agent to 'List current milestones.' The agent calls list_milestones and reports the completion percentage, giving an accurate view for the meeting.
Onboarding a new team member.
A new hire needs to see what's being tested. They ask their agent to 'List all projects.' The agent uses list_projects and provides a high-level overview of the entire testing portfolio.
Qase MCP tradeoffs
What to watch out for, and the recommended way to handle each one.
Copying data manually
A user sees a failed test run in Qase, copies the defect ID, opens Jira, and pastes it into a spreadsheet to report the failure.
Instead, ask your agent to use list_defects or get_run. It pulls all necessary context—the bug ID, severity, and failing step—and presents it directly in your chat.
Ignoring project scope
A developer only looks at the 'Mobile App' project status but forgets about the 'API V2' testing needed for deployment.
Start by asking to list all projects (list_projects). This forces a comprehensive view, ensuring you check every required service before declaring the build ready.
Vague status checks
Asking 'Is testing done?' without context, leading to vague answers that don't help with actionable next steps.
Be specific. Ask for list_milestones and check the completion date against the current test run results using get_run.
When to use Qase MCP
Use this MCP if your main pain point is context switching. If you currently have to leave your chat window or IDE to open Qase, copy/paste data, and manually compile reports, this is for you. You gain deep visibility into the entire QA lifecycle—from listing projects to tracking defects and reviewing test steps. Don't use it if you just need a basic report of one thing; instead, build a custom script or workflow tool. This MCP excels at aggregation: taking data from many related areas (cases, runs, defects) and presenting it all in one conversational answer.
Frequently asked questions about Qase MCP
How do I check all the test cases using Qase MCP? +
You can list available test cases by first asking to list projects, and then requesting specific test cases within a project via list_cases.
Can I find defects from failed runs with Qase MCP? +
Yes. Use the list_defects tool. This function specifically pulls all logged defects that are linked to test case failures, so you never miss a critical bug.
What if I need details on one specific project in Qase MCP? +
You use the get_project tool. This fetches detailed metrics for a single, identified project, giving you more than just the name and ID.
Does Qase MCP help me track feature readiness? +
Absolutely. You can check progress by asking to list milestones (list_milestones) and cross-reference that with recent test runs using get_run for the latest status.
How do I get steps for a single test case in Qase MCP? +
Use the get_case tool. This retrieves all the detailed information, including every step and its expected outcome, directly into your chat conversation.
How do I securely obtain my Qase Token? +
Log in to Qase.io and click your profile icon to go to Account settings. Select API Tokens (or sometimes found under Apps for an integration token), and click Create a new API token. Add a name, click generate, and copy the string provided. It takes exactly 15 seconds. Paste it here to authenticate. Your token is encrypted at rest and injected securely at runtime.
Can my AI write test scripts using the case details? +
Absolutely. Inside your IDE (like Cursor), you can ask the agent to 'Fetch case #12 from Qase project PROJ'. The tool retrieves the precise steps, preconditions, and expected results. The agent can then automatically generate Playwright, Cypress, or Selenium scripts based exactly on those Qase definitions.
How can I check the results of a recent QA cycle? +
Ask your agent to list_runs for your project. This will surface your recent executions. If you notice a run with a high failure rate, ask the agent to pull get_run with that run's ID to dive into specifics and see which modules failed the automated checks.
Can it help me track Jira bugs linked to tests? +
Yes. By using the list_defects capability, your AI can pull all registered defects in a Qase project. If your Qase is integrated with Jira or GitHub, the returned defect data includes external issue links, helping developers immediately map a failed test to the corresponding engineering ticket.