AutoSpectra MCP Server

AutoSpectra MCP Server is a unified automation hub designed to empower AI assistants with full‑blown browser, API, and testing capabilities. By exposing a rich set of tools through the Model Context Protocol, it lets agents such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity perform complex interactions—navigating web pages, issuing HTTP/GraphQL requests, validating responses against schemas, and even running visual or accessibility tests—all without leaving the conversational flow.

The server solves a common pain point for developers building intelligent agents: the need to orchestrate external services in a reproducible, scriptable way. Instead of writing bespoke scripts for each browser or API task, agents can simply call a named tool with arguments and receive structured results. This abstraction removes boilerplate, reduces the risk of brittle selectors, and provides a single source of truth for automation logic that can be versioned and shared across teams.

Key capabilities include:

• Browser Automation – Navigate, click, type, extract data, and capture screenshots. The tools support both headless execution for speed and a visible browser mode for debugging.
• API Testing Suite – Execute arbitrary HTTP or GraphQL requests, validate JSON responses against user‑supplied schemas, and even generate mock APIs for isolated testing.
• End‑to‑end Testing Framework – Compose multi‑step tests, perform accessibility checks, and run visual regression tests to catch UI regressions early.
• Interactive Debugging – Launch step‑by‑step debug sessions where agents can pause at specified points, inspect state, and resume execution—mirroring a traditional IDE debugger but driven by natural language prompts.
• Self‑Healing Selectors – Advanced selector logic that adapts to DOM changes, reducing flakiness in long‑running tests.
• Claude Computer Integration – Directly leverage Anthropic’s computer vision and execution capabilities for tasks that require image analysis or complex user interactions.

Real‑world scenarios where AutoSpectra shines include automated website testing pipelines, data extraction bots that need to log in and scrape protected content, or AI‑driven API contract testing during continuous integration. Developers can embed the server into CI/CD workflows, trigger tests from conversational agents, or expose it as a public API for third‑party tools. Its open, protocol‑based design ensures that any MCP‑compatible client can tap into the same feature set, fostering a modular ecosystem where agents and automation services coexist seamlessly.