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AI-native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for TestRail. Lets Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and other AI assistants browse projects, create and update test cases, kick off test runs, and record results through natural-language conversation — with strongly-typed tool schemas and per-project custom field validation that helps LLMs generate valid TestRail requests on the first try.

Enables measuring an FPS game's feel by judging probe-written timelines against an 82-item checklist covering latency, sync, kick, shake, presence, rhythm and smoothness, and returning per-item values, verdicts, Markdown reports or gate rows. It works with any engine that can emit the timeline contract, without running the game itself.

Enables an agent to validate Tick work orders, inspect their instructions, repository/base, territory, checks, budget, deadline, and acceptor, rehearse delivery against the order's checks, and verify receipt signatures and roles before handing in work.

An MCP server that provides agentic vision capabilities for visual regression testing by capturing and comparing screenshots using Gemini Flash. It enables users to detect UI changes and conduct conversational investigations to distinguish between intended and unintended visual modifications.