qa mcp for
deployed apps and PRs. Run npx -y qa login before adding npx -y qa mcp as
the momentic-hosted stdio server. Claude.ai/ChatGPT connectors use
https://mcp.momentic.ai with OAuth. Use mo-qa as the coding-agent skill for
both hosted sessions and CLI sessions. Follow the skill’s routing. For a
requested hosted session, use an existing Connector for local or private web
targets, or create a named tunnel with the qa CLI and pass the discovered
Connector name as access; report authentication failures without switching to
the CLI.
Run and recheck
Ask your agent to use the hosted MCP tools with your brief.momentic_mo_start_session starts the session, momentic_mo_get_session
returns progress, pending questions, a bounded report summary, and a webUrl
for the full report. Open that URL to review or share findings. Hosted tools do
not export a report directory. momentic_mo_message_session answers Mo. After
deploying a fix, use momentic_mo_retest_finding to recheck the original
finding.
After confirming testing is complete, read the finished report, then call
momentic_mo_stop_session even if report retrieval fails, unless you want more
testing. Report the stop tool’s actual result; an idle session may have nothing
to stop. Then summarize findings and uncovered requirements.
Install the Mo skill
Install the skill without a global CLI install. Replacecodex with your
agent’s target:
qa skills in your repository to
install mo-qa for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Devin, Copilot, or OpenCode. It
adds a pointer block to each selected agent’s instructions file. Use --target
to select agents without a prompt:
qa skills --yes to install for detected agents. Devin skills go in
.devin/skills. See coding agent skills for all
installation directories.
For localhost or private targets, follow the tunneling guide
and keep the requested interface. Hosted sessions use Connector names; CLI
sessions use --tunnel. Use qa report to
export the idle report to a local directory.
See Mo integrations for other connections.