Everframe MCP Server已验证已精选

What is Everframe?

Everframe is in-app bug reporting for every screen you ship: web, iOS, Android and seven TV platforms (tvOS, Android TV, Fire TV, Roku, Tizen, webOS, Vega OS). A user presses a button, draws on the screenshot and types a sentence; the SDK sends one structured report with the annotated screenshot, console logs, network requests, breadcrumbs, device and app metadata, and an optional replay of the moments before the bug. Uncaught errors are grouped into error groups, and reports can become tickets on a project board.

What the MCP server does

The hosted Everframe MCP server lets your agent read that evidence directly instead of you pasting it into the chat. All eight tools are read-only:

• list_projects - the Everframe projects you can access
• search - search a project's reports, error groups and tickets
• get_report - a full bug report with breadcrumbs, runtime context and attachments
• get_screenshot - a report's screenshot, inline
• get_error_group - an exception with occurrence count, first/last seen and recent occurrences
• get_ticket - a ticket with its description, comments and linked reports
• get_ticket_attachment - a ticket's image attachment, inline
• resolve_link - paste any Everframe dashboard link and get the object it points to

Connect

Add https://everframe.dev/mcp as a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP). Your client opens the browser, you sign in to Everframe and approve read-only access. The agent sees exactly the projects your account can reach.

Requires an Everframe account; a free plan is available at https://everframe.dev. Docs: https://everframe.dev/docs/mcp/