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Cypress MCP Test Generator

MCP Server

Generate Cypress tests from natural language prompts

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An MCP server that converts plain English test descriptions into fully functional Cypress tests, creating files in the cypress/e2e directory for immediate execution.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Cypress MCP Test Generator

The Cypress MCP Test Generator is a specialized Model Context Protocol server that bridges natural‑language intent with automated end‑to‑end testing. By describing a user flow in plain English, developers can instantly obtain a fully functional Cypress test file that is ready to run. This eliminates the tedious manual boilerplate of writing tests from scratch, allowing teams to focus on business logic rather than test syntax.

What Problem Does It Solve?

Writing Cypress tests traditionally requires a solid grasp of JavaScript, the Cypress API, and the specific application under test. For non‑technical stakeholders or junior developers, crafting these tests can be a barrier to quality assurance. The MCP server removes that friction by translating descriptive prompts into concrete test code, democratizing test creation across the organization. It also speeds up test development cycles, enabling rapid iteration when requirements change or new features are added.

How It Works and Why It Matters

When a user enters a prompt—such as “Visit login page, enter username ‘test@example.com’, type password ‘password123’, click login button, and verify dashboard appears”—the MCP server parses the natural language, maps actions to Cypress commands, and writes a new test file in the directory. The generated code handles common edge cases (e.g., cookie consent pop‑ups) and includes assertions that validate the intended outcome. Because the server runs as a VS Code MCP service, developers can invoke it directly from the editor’s command palette, keeping context and workflow uninterrupted.

Key Features

  • Natural‑Language Parsing: Converts plain English descriptions into structured Cypress commands.
  • Automatic File Generation: Creates test files in the correct project location with proper imports and support file references.
  • Customizable Templates: Developers can adjust the underlying test templates and custom Cypress commands to fit project conventions.
  • Error Handling & Retries: Built‑in mechanisms detect failures during generation and provide actionable logs in VS Code’s output panel.
  • Seamless VS Code Integration: Operates as a MCP server, allowing quick start and shutdown with the editor.

Real‑World Use Cases

  • Rapid Prototyping: QA engineers can generate tests on the fly while reviewing new features, ensuring coverage before formal test suites are written.
  • Stakeholder Collaboration: Product owners can draft test scenarios in natural language, which developers then transform into executable code.
  • Continuous Integration: Generated tests can be committed to the repository and run automatically in CI pipelines, keeping regression coverage high.
  • Learning Tool: New developers can learn Cypress syntax by inspecting the generated code that corresponds to their prompts.

Unique Advantages

Unlike generic test‑generation tools, this MCP server is tightly coupled with the Model Context Protocol, meaning it can be extended or combined with other AI assistants that already understand MCP. The server’s configuration is minimal—just a single JSON file in —yet it offers powerful extensibility through custom command files and template overrides. Its focus on Cypress, a widely adopted testing framework for web applications, ensures that the generated tests integrate naturally into existing workflows and tooling ecosystems.

In summary, the Cypress MCP Test Generator transforms natural‑language test specifications into executable code, dramatically reducing friction in end‑to‑end testing and enabling developers, QA engineers, and product stakeholders to collaborate more efficiently around test creation.