This repository contains ready-to-use mcp.json files for connecting Tricentis tools (Tosca Cloud, qTest, NeoLoad) to AI-powered IDEs like VS Code, Cursor, and Visual Studio.
- ✅ Tricentis Tosca Cloud
- ✅ Tricentis qTest
- ✅ Tricentis NeoLoad
- VS Code
- Cursor
- Visual Studio
- Download: https://nodejs.org
- Access to your Tricentis tenant (Tosca, qTest, or NeoLoad)
- For qTest: API Token with MCP permissions
- Port
56874must be available (Tosca/NeoLoad requirement)
| Tool | IDE | File |
|---|---|---|
| Tosca Cloud | VS Code | tosca.vscode.mcp.json |
| Tosca Cloud | Cursor | tosca.cursor.mcp.json |
| Tosca Cloud | Visual Studio | tosca.visualstudio.mcp.json |
| qTest | Cursor | qtest.cursor.mcp.json |
| NeoLoad | VS Code | neoload.vscode.mcp.json |
Place the appropriate file in your workspace root or IDE-specific settings directory.
- Place the
.mcp.jsonfile in the root of your project. - Add to
.vscode/settings.json:{ "chat.mcp.enabled": true, "mcp": { "servers": "./<filename>.json" } }
- Open Cursor → Settings → MCP Tools.
- Click "Add MCP Server".
- Paste contents of the appropriate JSON file.
- Save and restart.
- Use an extension that supports
mcp.json. - Load the correct file into the extension’s config directory.
For qtest.cursor.mcp.json:
- Replace the placeholder:
"QTEST_TOKEN": "<your‑qTest‑API‑token>"
- Generate token from your qTest profile or admin panel.
Use prompts in your IDE:
List all Tosca test casesFetch defects from qTestShow NeoLoad scenarios
You should see successful responses once connected.
- Ensure your tenant URL is correct (e.g.,
yourtenant.my.tricentis.com) - Make sure port
56874is open - For qTest, verify the token has proper permissions
- Use
npx mcp-remote@latestmanually to test commands
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