
Katalon True Platform MCP
io.github.katalon-studioPublished by GitHub account katalon-studiov1.0.0Updated Oct 28, 2026
Katalon True Platform MCP: design tests, run with AI, upload reports, assess release readiness.
Overview
Katalon True Platform MCP connects an assistant to your Katalon workspace to design test cases, run tests with AI, upload reports and judge release readiness.
- What you can do
- List projects and repositories, read requirements, and trace coverage
- Create, update and link test cases, and organize suites and folders
- Create manual runs, start Run with AI sessions, poll them and read results
- Upload or verify Katalon Studio, JUnit XML and Playwright reports
- Fetch quality metrics and file ALM-linked defects
- Assess release readiness and produce stakeholder summaries
- When to use it
- Useful for QA teams already on Katalon who want a coding agent to work inside their real workspace: turning requirements into cases, running suites, triaging failures and answering whether a release is safe to ship. The README also ships nineteen skills that route requests by role and stage.
- Requirements
- A remote streamable HTTP endpoint at platform.katalon.io (or your own Katalon subdomain). Browser OAuth sign-in on first connect, followed by a workspace picker; no tokens or keys to paste. Some agents need the mcp-remote wrapper, and the optional skills are installed separately via the skills CLI or a plugin marketplace.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Katalon True Platform MCP in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Connect the required credentials. They are stored privately and never shown on public pages.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Use with an agent
Paste this prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another agent — or into SourceWeft chat. The agent reads this server's install guide, shows you its publisher, endpoint and sign-in, and adds it to your client once you agree. Keys never go into a command.
Read https://sourceweft.com/mcp/io.github.katalon-studio%2Ftestops-mcp/install.md and connect the MCP server it describes to my client. Before changing any config, show me its publisher, endpoint and sign-in method and wait for my OK. Never put an API key in a command or in a file I would commit; ask me where it should come from.Other MCP clients
Add this to your client's mcpServers config. The client completes OAuth sign-in on first connect.
{
"mcpServers": {
"katalon-true-platform": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://platform.katalon.io/mcp"
}
}
}README
[License: MIT] [19 skills] [8 agents] [Katalon MCP]
Start here · Quickstart · Skills · Lifecycle · Install · MCP · Contributing
Ask your coding agent to read a requirement, design the test cases, run them with AI, upload the reports, and tell you whether the release is safe to ship. The skills do the platform work through the Katalon MCP, so the agent operates your real project instead of guessing at it.
[Example agent session: install the skills, analyze requirement CEL-6, design and import cases, run with AI, upload the report, and get a ship decision]An example session. Your requirement keys, suites, and verdicts come from your own workspace.
Quickstart
1. Install the skills. The skills CLI detects the agent you already run (70+ supported) and drops the skills into its native directory.
2. Point it at your Katalon workspace. Add the MCP server to your agent's config file (the install section says which file yours is):
First connect opens a browser OAuth flow and lets you pick your workspace. Nothing to fill in, no tokens to paste, no keys to store.
3. Ask for something real.
Or hand over the whole chain: "Analyze CEL-6, design and import the cases, build a suite, run it with AI, and tell me if we can ship."
Start where you are
Four jobs. Say the situation in your own words and the agent picks the skill.
Not connected yet? Start at platform-setup, which everyone runs once.
Not sure which one you are, or the request spans several? Ask true-platform-testing and it routes by role and by stage. The full map from intent to skill, including what to fall back to for the parts not built yet, is in lifecycle-map.md.
The skills
Nineteen skills, one folder each under skills/. The agent picks the right one from its description, so you rarely name a skill yourself.
Multi-skill playbooks live in combination-recipes.md. Copy-paste prompts and cross-model notes are in prompt-recipes.md.
The lifecycle
Seven stages, each owned by a skill. The loop closes when maintenance feeds its gap list back into the plan.
[The seven-stage testing lifecycle and the skill that owns each stage, with the maintenance gap list feeding back into planning]platform-setup sits before all seven, connecting the MCP. Every skill states which Katalon MCP tools it uses and where the platform stops. Full stage map: lifecycle-map.md. Every tool in one line each: mcp-tool-index.md. A self-contained visual for humans: docs/lifecycle.html.
Where the boundary is
Each skill names its limits up front so the agent does not promise work the platform cannot do.
Through the MCP: list projects and repositories, read requirements, create and update and link test cases, manage suites and folders, create manual runs, start Run with AI, poll AI sessions, read results, fetch quality metrics, and file ALM-linked defects.
Not through the MCP: creating requirements, creating a formal Test Plan entity, guaranteeing an AI run finishes, or inspecting the live app UI without a browser tool. A named suite plus a release or sprint association stands in for the Test Plan entity.
Some work is a product surface rather than an API call: object capture and resilience design in Studio, custom fields and Git config and governance in the TestOps UI, self-healing and Time Capsule and TrueTest regeneration, and rerun, terminate, and Live Monitor. The full list is in unavailable-capabilities.md.
Install
Every path needs the Katalon MCP configured.
Any agent via the skills CLI
The CLI installs skill files only. Configure the MCP yourself with the snippet below, or use the Claude Code and Codex plugin paths, which bundle it.
Any agent via the Agent Plugins standard
This repository conforms to the Agent Plugins specification 1.0.0: plugin.json + skills/ + mcp.json at the repo root form a portable plugin any conformant client can load directly, and plugins/katalon-true-platform/ ships the same contract as a standalone plugin directory. Skills follow the Agent Skills format. Point your standard-aware client at either directory; mcp.json already declares the canonical endpoint as a streamable-http server, so there is nothing to fill in.
Claude Code plugin marketplace
Developing against a checkout:
The plugin ships the skills and an .mcp.json. If your setup does not auto-load the bundled MCP, add it manually.
Codex plugin marketplace
Open Plugins in Codex and install Katalon True Platform. Set your subdomain in the plugin's .mcp.json.
GitHub Copilot agent skills + MCP
- VS Code (agent mode) - skills in
.github/skills/load automatically; prompt files stay available as/platform-setupetc. Start thekatalon-prod-mcpserver when VS Code offers it: it signs you in through the browser OAuth flow and you pick your workspace. Nothing to configure, no token pasting. - Copilot CLI - the same skills are auto-discovered (
/skills listto see them). The MCP server auto-loads from.github/mcp.jsonwith no edits; or register it interactively with/mcp add(typehttp, same URL). The CLI does not read.vscode/mcp.json. - Copilot coding agent & code review - read
.github/skills/from your repository automatically. Neither surface supports OAuth remote MCP servers yet, so keep Katalon platform operations in VS Code or the CLI for now.
Cursor project rules
Rules in .cursor/rules/*.mdc load by description when relevant. MCP config lives in .cursor/mcp.json.
Kiro steering docs
Steering docs use manual inclusion, so reference one in chat with #true-platform-testing. MCP config lives in .kiro/settings/mcp.json.
Kiro Crew app
Kiro Crew installs this as an app — apps/katalon-testing-skills/ carries an app.json manifest that registers all 19 skills and the katalon-prod-mcp server on install. From the dashboard's Apps page, install from the local path, or submit the repo to the Kiro Crew app registry so it appears under Apps → Discover. First MCP connect opens the browser OAuth flow and a workspace picker.
Details in apps/katalon-testing-skills/README.md.
Windsurf rules
Rules in .windsurf/rules/*.md trigger on their description. Add the MCP under Settings → MCP, or in ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json.
Cline project rules
Cline loads every file in .clinerules/. Add the MCP through its MCP Servers panel.
Continue rules and MCP block
Rules live in .continue/rules/*.md, the MCP block in .continue/mcpServers/katalon.yaml.
Anything else via AGENTS.md
Point your agent at AGENTS.md. It indexes every skill and tells the agent to open skills/<name>/SKILL.md. Use the root .mcp.json for the server config.
Connect the Katalon MCP
One endpoint serves every workspace: https://platform.katalon.io/mcp. Sign-in presents a workspace picker, so there is no subdomain to look up. The canonical shape lives in .mcp.json:
Agents without native remote-MCP support (Kiro, Continue, Codex) use the mcp-remote wrapper against the same endpoint:
- Complete the browser OAuth flow that opens on first connect.
- Pick your workspace.
- Reload the agent if the tools do not show up.
On a dedicated Katalon domain, substitute https://<your-sub-domain>.katalon.io/mcp.
Auth is browser OAuth only. Never paste passwords, API tokens, cookies, JWTs, MFA codes, or OAuth callback URLs into chat, and never commit them. The skills enforce this.
How it is built
The skill bodies live once. Everything each agent needs is generated from them, so no adapter can drift.
Contributing
Edit skills/ only. Everything else is generated. Then:
The build is deterministic. Re-running it with no skill changes produces no diff, and CI rejects out-of-sync adapters. Details in CONTRIBUTING.md.
The ChatGPT plugin package has its own sources under chatgpt/ (the ChatGPT plugin.json, per-skill agents/openai.yaml overlays, the card tool map and the listing assets) and its own build, which stages an allowlisted copy in dist/chatgpt/ and refuses anything the OpenAI plugin directory rejects:
Listing copy, review cases and the submission checklist are in docs/chatgpt/.
Support
- Bugs, questions, and skill requests: open an issue
- Katalon platform and MCP support: support.katalon.com, or your Katalon Customer Success Manager
- MCP server documentation: docs.katalon.com
Privacy
The skills are plain markdown that runs inside the agent you already use. This repository collects nothing. Platform operations go to your own Katalon workspace over OAuth, and what Katalon does with that data is covered by the Katalon Privacy Policy.
License
MIT © Katalon. "Katalon" and "Katalon True Platform" are trademarks of Katalon, Inc.
Source: README.md at commit 334993f
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