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@onetest/tms

v0.2.0

Published

OneTest GitHub-native TMS — MCP server (stdio) + gh-CLI engine that runs test management on GitHub Issues, Projects, and repo files.

Readme

onetest-tms MCP server

Stdio MCP server that exposes the TMS gh-CLI scripts as MCP tools, so Claude Code / Copilot / VS Code agents (e.g. the web-qa test-run-lead) drive runs on GitHub. Thin adapter — all logic lives in scripts/ (and their Python helpers). Implements the onetest-tms spec.

Tools

build_index, search_test_cases, get_test_case, automation_coverage, create_run, record_result, complete_run, add_to_run, rerun_execution, create_defect, ingest_results, correlate_results.

Requirements

The server is Node, but the engine shells out to standard tools. On the machine that runs it:

  • Node ≥ 20
  • gh (GitHub CLI), authenticated (gh auth login) with repo + read:org (and admin:org / project for setup tasks)
  • git, bash, and python3 on PATH

Install (in a client)

Claude Code (.mcp.json) / VS Code Copilot (.vscode/mcp.json):

{ "mcpServers": { "onetest-tms": {
  "type": "stdio", "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@onetest/tms"]
} } }

For local development, point at the checkout instead: { "command": "node", "args": ["/absolute/path/to/tms/onetest-tms/server.js"] }. OT_REPO_ROOT sets the default working repo when a tool call omits repo.

Develop / test

cd onetest-tms && npm install
npm test            # spawns the server and exercises the read-only tools

Publish

npm login           # once
npm publish         # publishes @onetest/tms (public)

Or cut a GitHub Release to publish via the publish-onetest-tms workflow (needs the NPM_TOKEN repo secret).