The QA Skills MCP server provides a convenient way to integrate QA testing skills into AI coding agents. It leverages the qaskills.sh directory, offering tools to search and install skills. Official status is not explicitly stated, but it supports multiple agents.
Strongest · Maintenance 12/20
Weakest · Reliability 7/20
Security and permissions
10/20
Why each score
- Reliability 7/20
- Limited evidence: server.json in the package provides a complete init and tool list, but no executable tests or CI evidence confirm the tools actually work as declared. Error handling and edge cases are undocumented. Thus capped at 12, reduced to 7 due to uncertainty.
- Security and permissions 10/20
- Server uses an environment variable to override API base URL; no hardcoded tokens or secrets found. It makes network requests to external API, but no high-privilege or irreversible operations detected. Permissions and confirmation flows not explicitly documented, but primary risks mitigated. No red lines triggered.
- Maintenance 12/20
- Repository is active with high stars and MIT license. However, release history and cadence are unclear, dependency updates and security response channel not detailed. Active but governance gaps, hence 12.
- Documentation 10/20
- README provides clear install and tool list, but lacks parameter specifics, limits, costs, and troubleshooting guides. Examples exist but hidden assumptions. Docs are usable but with gaps.
- Setup experience 8/20
- Install path is clear: via npx command and client config examples. However, static review lacks executable evidence, reducing score to 8 due to uncertainty.
Static review · not runListed 2026-08-07
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