FeedLab + your AI agent
Let your agent do the testing legwork.
Connect Claude Code or any MCP client to FeedLab. It reads your codebase, writes test cases your team can run, and files the problems it finds as issues in your project.
What your agent can do
It always shows you its plan or findings first. Nothing is added to FeedLab until you agree.
Write test cases
Your agent reads the code for a feature and writes manual test cases your team can run: preconditions, steps, expected result, and priority.
Find and file issues
Ask for a code review and the agent reports real bugs, reliability, and performance problems as issues, each with a location and a suggested fix.
Run security reviews
A focused audit for broken access control, injection, secrets, and data exposure. Every finding comes with the attack that proves it.
Set up
You'll need a FeedLab account with a project, and an AI agent that supports MCP, such as Claude Code.
1. Create an API token
In FeedLab, go to Settings → API Tokens and create a token. It acts as you, so your agent can only reach projects you can. Copy it now; it's shown once.
2. Connect the FeedLab MCP server
In Claude Code, run this in your project folder with your token:
claude mcp add --transport http feedlab https://feedlab.cloud/api/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <your token>"Using Cursor or another MCP client? Add this to its MCP config (for example
.mcp.json):{ "mcpServers": { "feedlab": { "type": "http", "url": "https://feedlab.cloud/api/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your token>" } } } }3. Install the skills
Skills teach your agent to do each job well. This installs all 3 for Claude Code, once for every project. See what each one does.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/feedlab-design-tests && curl -fsSL https://feedlab.cloud/skills/feedlab-design-tests/SKILL.md -o ~/.claude/skills/feedlab-design-tests/SKILL.md mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/feedlab-review-code && curl -fsSL https://feedlab.cloud/skills/feedlab-review-code/SKILL.md -o ~/.claude/skills/feedlab-review-code/SKILL.md mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/feedlab-security-review && curl -fsSL https://feedlab.cloud/skills/feedlab-security-review/SKILL.md -o ~/.claude/skills/feedlab-security-review/SKILL.md4. Ask in plain language
Restart your agent so it picks up the server and skills, then ask.
Writing tests
From code to test cases
Name a feature, a branch, or the whole app. The agent maps every screen, action, rule, and role, drafts cases for the happy path, refusals, and edge cases, and compares them with the tests you already have. You approve the plan; the cases appear under Tests, ready to run in a session.
Design tests for user authentication and add them to my project in FeedLabUpdate the FeedLab tests for what I changed on this branchSubmitting issues
From review to triage
The agent reviews the code, checks each problem is real, and shows you the findings with severity and location. Approved findings land in the project's feedback, tagged code-review, next to reports from your users. Your team gets one notification per review, not one per issue.
When the agent fixes an issue, it can mark it resolved with a note linking the commit.
Review this codebase for bugs and reliability problems and register them as issues in my project in FeedLabRun a security review of this codebase and register the vulnerabilities as issues in my project in FeedLabFix the high-severity FeedLab issues from the last review and mark them resolvedWhat the agent can access
The FeedLab MCP server gives agents these tools, and only for projects in your workspaces. There are no delete tools.
list_projectsSee the projects you have access tolist_testsRead a project's suites, groups, and test casescreate_test_suite · create_test_group · create_test_casesAdd tests, reusing existing suites and skipping duplicatesupdate_test_case · archive_test_caseKeep tests in step with the codelist_test_sessions · get_test_sessionRead session results to investigate failureslist_issuesSee open issues so nothing is filed twicecreate_issuesRegister findings as issues, up to 25 at a timeupdate_issueMark an issue in progress or resolved once it's fixed
Staying in control
- You approve first. The skills tell the agent to show its plan or findings and wait before writing anything.
- Tokens act as you. Revoke one any time from Settings → API Tokens and it stops working immediately. Only a hashed copy is stored.
- Your code stays with your agent. The agent reads code on your machine; FeedLab only receives the test cases and issues it creates.
- Review what AI writes. Agents can be wrong. Treat tests and issues like a teammate's first draft.
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Ready to try it?
Create a free account, add a project, and connect your agent.