Perfecto MCP Server

The Perfecto Model Control Protocol (MCP) server lets AI tools interact directly with the Perfecto testing platform. Through MCP, assistants and chat-based agents can list devices, run tests, retrieve execution history, and access command help, all using natural‑language prompts.

Use this server to:

  • Automate device and execution workflows

  • Query live and historical test data

  • Access Scriptless Mobile tests

  • Retrieve help content and Perfecto‑specific command references

Read the following information to learn what you can do with the Perfecto MCP Server and where to find setup and reference materials.

What you can do with the Perfecto MCP Server

Read the following examples to learn how you can use the Perfecto MCP Server to interact with the Perfecto testing platform. These examples highlight common tasks you can perform with AI tools through MCP. For the full list of supported actions, see the Perfecto MCP Server action reference.

You can use the MCP server to:

  • Check your Perfecto account details

  • List available real, virtual, or desktop testing devices

  • View your currently running executions

  • Stop an execution by ID

  • Filter past executions to find failures or device‑specific runs

  • List your Scriptless Mobile tests

  • Run a Scriptless Mobile test by name or ID.

  • Access help topics and Perfecto command references

Prerequisites

Before you install the Perfecto MCP Server, ensure that you have:

  • Access credentials for your Perfecto environment

  • A supported MCP host environment

  • The appropriate tools required for your chosen installation method

For the full list of detailed prerequisites, see the Prerequisites section in the Perfecto MCP Server GitHub repository.

Installation

To install and configure the Perfecto MCP Server, see the Setup section in the Perfecto MCP Server GitHub repository.

This repository provides instructions for installation, environment configuration, and host integration.

License

The Perfecto MCP server is distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

See the full license text in the GitHub repository.

Support

For troubleshooting or reporting issues: