Overview

What the Mozark MCP server does.

The Mozark MCP Server connects AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, VS Code Copilot and Codex to your Mozark workspace using the open Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Once connected, you can talk to your assistant in plain English and it will use Mozark on your behalf:

"Generate negative functional test cases for the checkout flow and save them to the Payments folder."

"Run TR-12 on a free Pixel 7 with screen recording on and record step results."

"Find duplicate test cases in this project and show me what you'd merge."

New to MCP? Think of it as a universal plug. Your AI assistant is the client, Mozark is the server, and the "tools" are the actions the assistant is allowed to take — list devices, create a test case, run a keyword on a phone, and so on. You never call tools yourself; you just describe what you want.

What you can do

Area	What the assistant can do
Test Case Management (TCM)	Create, search, update and organise test cases, folders, requirements, test plans, test runs and bugs.
AI test generation	Generate functional, edge-case or automation test cases from your app screenshots and requirement documents, then save them with AI-provenance tags.
Knowledge base	Upload screenshots, PRDs, BRDs and user stories so generated tests are grounded in your real app.
Real-device execution (Optics)	Execute a test case step-by-step on a real Android or iOS device, verify each step visually, record results into a test run and export a reusable YAML script.
Device automation (Appium)	Start raw Appium sessions on Mozark cloud devices — install your APK/IPA, find and tap elements, take screenshots, pull logs and HAR files.
Admin Control Panel (ACP)	Look up your organisations, projects, apps, users, roles, plan entitlements and usage.

Navigate the documentation

• Getting started — connect your client, sign in, and set your working context in five minutes.

• Guides — task-based walkthroughs for the most common workflows.

• Reference — every tool grouped by category, with example prompts.

• Troubleshooting & FAQ — common errors and how to fix them.

Getting started