Integration clip.qa + Cursor
clip.qa + Cursor
From phone screen recording to Cursor fix context — in one tap.
clip.qa exports bug reports in a format that Cursor can immediately act on. Paste the clip.qa prompt into Cursor's Chat or Composer, and the AI already knows what broke, where, and why.
How clip.qa works with Cursor
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Record on device
No Cursor plugin needed. Record the bug using clip.qa's native iOS screen recorder.
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AI structures the context
clip.qa's AI extracts actionable context: UI state, gesture sequence, error indicators, environment.
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Export Cursor prompt
Tap "Copy Cursor Prompt." The clipboard contains a Markdown-formatted prompt ready for Cursor Chat.
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Cursor finds the fix
Paste into Cursor Chat or Composer. Cursor uses the context to locate the relevant code and suggest a fix.
Why teams use clip.qa with Cursor
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Cursor-native format
Prompts are formatted for Cursor's Chat and Composer inputs — no reformatting needed.
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File path suggestions
clip.qa's AI infers probable component and file names from the UI, giving Cursor a narrower search space.
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Git context
Optionally include recent commits to help Cursor correlate the bug with a specific change.
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Zero config
No Cursor plugin, no IDE extension, no setup. Copy, paste, fix.
Set up clip.qa with Cursor
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Get clip.qa
Request iOS beta access at [email protected].
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Record a bug
Use clip.qa to capture the failing behavior on your device.
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Copy Cursor prompt
Tap Export → Cursor. The prompt is in your clipboard.
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Paste into Cursor
Open Cursor, paste into Chat or Composer, and ask "fix this bug."
Frequently asked questions
Is clip.qa a Cursor plugin?
No. clip.qa is not part of Cursor and does not run inside Cursor. It records a screen to report a bug.
Does clip.qa work with Cursor?
Yes. Cursor connects to clip.qa through MCP, or you can copy a report as a Cursor prompt.
Is clip.qa made by Cursor?
No. clip.qa is not a Cursor feature. Cursor has no built-in clip.qa integration. clip.qa provides a remote MCP server and a local server for agents that need an API key.
What does a clip.qa report include?
A report includes the video, console logs, network requests, device context and an AI-generated draft. You review the draft before sending it to your agent.
Can I use clip.qa to report a bug I find while using Cursor?
Yes. Record the screen where you hit the bug. If the recording shows a defect, the report includes expected and actual behavior, steps and key-moment screenshots. Review the draft, then copy it into Cursor as a prompt.
Is clip.qa a test automation tool?
No. It is not a scripted test suite. It captures the bug a person hits and turns the recording into a report.
How do I turn a screen recording into a bug report?
Record your screen with clip.qa, then review the AI-generated draft. The report includes the video, console, network and device context an agent needs.
Can an AI agent read clip.qa reports?
Yes. Any MCP client can connect to the remote MCP server. Tools include listReports, getDetails, getConsoleLogs and getNetworkRequests.
What happens when I share a clip.qa report?
Reports are private until you share them. Personal data is redacted in shared reports and MCP output. AI analysis of your recording runs in the cloud.
Does clip.qa need code changes before I record a bug?
No. The app under test needs no SDK. You record the issue, review the report and then send it to your agent.
"Developers using clip.qa + Cursor resolve mobile bugs in a single coding session."
Ready to connect clip.qa with Cursor?
Free to start. No SDK required in the app you test.
Request beta access