Qase MCP Server

What is Qase MCP Server?

Qase MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that integrates with the Qase test management platform. It provides tools for creating and retrieving test cases, managing test suites, and creating test runs. It is intended for developers and QA engineers who use Qase.

How to use Qase MCP Server?

Install the package with npm install, then build with npm run build. Configure the MCP settings file (cline_mcp_settings.json) with the command pointing to the built index.js, the QASE_API_TOKEN environment variable, and optionally disable or auto-approve tools. Invoke the available tools through the MCP client.

Features of Qase MCP Server

• Retrieve list of projects from Qase.
• Get test cases for a project, optionally filtered by suite.
• Create individual test cases with title and description.
• Create test suites with title, description, preconditions, and parent.
• Create test runs with title, description, and selected test case IDs.
• Bulk create multiple test cases at once.

Use cases of Qase MCP Server

• Automate test case creation from AI-assisted workflows.
• Quickly fetch test cases by project and suite for review.
• Set up test suites and runs for regression testing.
• Bulk import test cases into a Qase project.
• Integrate Qase test management into AI agent based toolchains.

FAQ from Qase MCP Server

What tools does Qase MCP Server provide?

It provides six tools: get_projects, get_test_cases, create_test_case, create_suite, create_test_run, and create_test_cases_in_bulk.

What are the prerequisites to run this server?

Node.js v23.5.0, TypeScript, and a valid Qase API token are required.

How do I configure authentication?

Set the QASE_API_TOKEN environment variable in the MCP settings file. If the token is invalid or missing, tools will return an authentication error.

What errors can occur when using the tools?

Errors include authentication errors (invalid API token), parameter errors (missing required fields or invalid values), and API errors from Qase's API.

Can I create multiple test cases at once?

Yes, the create_test_cases_in_bulk tool accepts an array of test case objects, each with a required title and optional description and suite ID.