Integration clip.qa + Claude Code
clip.qa + Claude Code
Record a bug. AI writes the fix. Claude Code ships it.
clip.qa is built for the Claude Code workflow. Every bug report includes a structured prompt block with device context, reproduction steps, and stack hints — ready to paste into Claude Code and get a fix.
How clip.qa works with Claude Code
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Record the bug on your phone
clip.qa captures the screen, touch events, and network state. No SDK, no test harness.
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AI generates the prompt
clip.qa's AI produces a structured block: what happened, what was expected, device info, and relevant code context hints.
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Paste into Claude Code
Copy the clip.qa prompt block and paste it into your Claude Code session. It's formatted for immediate ingestion.
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Claude Code writes the fix
With full reproduction context, Claude Code can write a targeted, minimal fix without guessing.
Short answer
A Claude bug report gives Claude Code the evidence it needs to investigate a defect: expected and actual behavior, reproduction steps, device context, and relevant code references. Record the session with clip.qa, review the AI draft, and let Claude Code read the report through MCP. No SDK is needed in the app under test.
Worked example: a Claude Code bug report from a failed mobile flow
- Open the app under test at a known state, such as the sign-in screen at
https://app.example.test/sign-in, with a test account ready. - Start a clip.qa recording and narrate the intended action: enter the test email and submit the form once.
- Perform the flow and capture the failure, such as the form returning to its starting state without the success screen.
- Stop the recording and open the generated report in clip.qa.
- Check the title, severity, suspected root cause, reproduction steps, expected versus actual behavior, and key-moment screenshots.
- Remove or correct any claim the recording does not support. Confirm that device and environment details are present.
- Add the clip.qa remote server to Claude Code:
claude mcp add clip-qa-team --transport http https://mcp.clip.qa/mcp. Complete the browser sign-in on first use. Then ask Claude Code to list the reports and read the one you need. - Ask Claude Code to find the responsible code path and make a minimal fix. Record the outcome, with the commit or pull request, on the report.
Claude Code's documentation recommends HTTP for remote MCP servers and supports OAuth 2.0 sign-in (Claude Code MCP documentation). clip.qa captures a session with video, device context and key-moment screenshots; the Chrome extension also captures console data and network requests. It turns the recording into a report that an AI agent can read through MCP. Reports stay private until you share them.
Why teams use clip.qa with Claude Code
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LLM-optimized context
Reports are structured for language model consumption, not human reading. Less noise, faster fixes.
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Code hints included
clip.qa's AI identifies probable file paths and component names from the recording, giving Claude Code a head start.
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Fix in one session
No back-and-forth. Claude Code gets everything it needs in one paste.
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Mobile-first context
Viewport, OS version, gesture sequence, and network state — all included.
Set up clip.qa with Claude Code
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Get clip.qa
Request iOS beta access at [email protected]. No SDK needed.
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Record a bug
Start a recording mid-test session. Stop when the bug reproduces.
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Export the prompt
Tap "Copy Claude Prompt" — it's in your clipboard, ready to paste.
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Paste into Claude Code
Open Claude Code in your terminal, paste the prompt, and ask for a fix.
Frequently asked questions
How do I report a bug to Claude Code?
Write the report with the failing behavior, numbered reproduction steps, expected and actual results, environment details, and any code context you have. Paste the reviewed report into Claude Code, or connect Claude Code to clip.qa through MCP so it can read the report directly.
Can Claude Code read a clip.qa report through MCP?
Yes. After you add the remote server, Claude Code can read report details, console logs, network requests (for reports recorded with the Chrome extension), screenshots, and the video transcript. It can also record a fix attempt against the report.
What is a good format for a Claude bug report?
Separate the summary, severity, reproduction steps, expected behavior, actual behavior, environment, and suspected code context. Leave out root-cause claims the recording does not support.
Does clip.qa need an SDK for Claude Code?
No. The app under test does not need an SDK. clip.qa supplies the evidence from the recording, and Claude Code does the repository investigation and the code changes.
Where is the recording analyzed?
AI analysis of the recording runs in the cloud. Reports stay private until you share them. Personal data is redacted in shared reports and in MCP output.
Are Jira, Linear, Slack, GitHub Issues, and Notion integrations available?
Not yet. Those integrations are coming soon. Any MCP client can connect to https://mcp.clip.qa/mcp today.
"Vibe coders report fixing bugs in under 5 minutes with clip.qa + Claude Code."
Ready to connect clip.qa with Claude Code?
Free to start. No SDK required in the app you test.
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