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MCP Server

UX auditing powered by your AI assistant with the Model Context Protocol

MCP Server

UX auditing powered by your AI assistant. Ask questions in natural language, get AI-suggested fixes for accessibility issues, and analyze websites through conversational workflows.

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data sources. Instead of copying and pasting between applications, MCP lets your AI assistant directly call tools and access resources.

With VertaaUX MCP Server, you can say things like:

"Audit https://mysite.com and show me the critical accessibility issues"

And your AI assistant will run a full UX audit, analyze the results, and provide actionable recommendations.

Why MCP for UX Auditing?

Traditional WorkflowWith MCP
Open dashboard, paste URL, wait, copy results"Audit this URL" - done
Read issue, search docs for fix, write code"Suggest a fix for this issue" - get code patch
Switch between tools constantlyOne conversational interface

Key benefits:

  • Natural language - Describe what you want, not how to do it
  • AI-suggested fixes - Get code patches with confidence scores
  • Conversational context - Follow-up questions, iterate on findings
  • No context switching - Stay in your AI assistant

Supported Clients

ClientSupportNotes
Claude DesktopFullRecommended for most users
Claude CodeFullCLI integration with code context
CursorFullAI-first IDE integration
Continue.devFullOpen source IDE extension
Any MCP clientFullGeneric stdio transport

Features

Quick Install

npm install -g @vertaaux/mcp-server

The package name is @vertaaux/mcp-server on npm.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ - Required runtime
  • VertaaUX API key - Get one from your dashboard
  • MCP-compatible client - Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.

Package Information

PropertyValue
npm package@vertaaux/mcp-server
Version2.0.0
Transportstdio
ProtocolMCP 1.0

Documentation

Also Available

For different workflows, consider these alternatives:

  • CLI - Command-line tool for terminals and CI/CD
  • SDK - TypeScript library for Node.js applications
  • Chrome Extension - Visual auditing in your browser

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