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mcp-qa-bugreport

v1.0.0

Published

An MCP server that turns rough notes into a clean, standard bug report ready for Jira.

Readme

mcp-qa-bugreport

An MCP server that turns rough notes about a bug into a clean, standard bug report — ready to paste into Jira. No setup, no project needed.

What it does

One tool: format_bug_report. You give it messy notes, it returns a structured bug report (Title, Environment, Steps, Expected, Actual, Severity).

Install

npm install -g mcp-qa-bugreport

Connect to Claude Code

claude mcp add mcp-qa-bugreport -- npx mcp-qa-bugreport

Then inside a Claude session:

/mcp

You should see mcp-qa-bugreport with one tool.

Use it

In a Claude session, just ask:

Use mcp-qa-bugreport to format this: login button does nothing on Chrome, console shows a 500 error, only happens when logged in.

Claude will return a clean, structured bug report you can paste straight into Jira.

License

MIT