Oopsbot

What is Oopsbot?

Oopsbot is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides AI agents with AI-powered test case generation and management capabilities. It integrates with cloud storage and AI services, enabling users to transform product requirements into comprehensive test cases. The server is designed for developers and QA teams using AI-driven workflows.

How to use Oopsbot?

Sign up at app.oopsbot.com, generate an MCP API token from the dashboard, and configure the server in your IDE (VS Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, JetBrains, Neovim, or Emacs) by setting the OOPSBOT_API_TOKEN environment variable. Invoke tools such as create_project, upload_document_to_rag, generate_testcase_titles, and get_generated_testcases via the MCP protocol.

Key features of Oopsbot

• AI-powered test generation from product requirements
• Document processing for PDF, DOCX, TXT, JSON, and MD
• RAG-powered semantic search with vector embeddings
• Project-based organization of test cases and documents
• Secure token-based authentication with user isolation
• Scalable cloud storage for content management
• Real-time streaming with progress tracking

Use cases of Oopsbot

• Generate test cases from product requirement documents
• Upload and process requirements in various document formats
• Organize and retrieve test cases by project
• Integrate AI-driven test creation into existing CI/CD pipelines

FAQ from Oopsbot

How do I get started with Oopsbot?

Sign up at app.oopsbot.com, generate an MCP API token from your dashboard, then configure the server in your IDE using the token in the OOPSBOT_API_TOKEN environment variable.

What file formats are supported for document upload?

The server supports PDF, DOCX, TXT, JSON, and MD formats.

What is the free tier and are there rate limits?

A free tier offers 15 test cases per day. Document uploads are limited to 50MB per file, and standard API rate limiting applies.

How is my data secured?

Authentication uses JWT tokens. All data is scoped to the authenticated user, and HTTPS is recommended for production deployments. Store tokens securely and never in plain text.

What should I do if I encounter authentication or generation errors?

Verify your API token is valid, ensure file sizes are under 50MB, and confirm documents are properly uploaded before generation. For further help, contact [email protected] or join the Discord community.