Quixa Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server - Quixa

Quixa is the industry’s first MCP-Native API Orchestration Platform. Through its official .NET 9 Model Context Protocol (quixa-mcp) Server, AI coding assistants like Cursor, VS Code (Copilot), Claude Desktop, and Antigravity IDE can inspect, create, execute, and heal workflows directly from your local terminal and editor.

1. Connecting Your IDE to Quixa MCP

Add the Quixa MCP server to your IDE configuration file (e.g. claude_desktop_config.json or .cursor/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "quixa": {
      "command": "quixa-mcp",
      "args": ["--transport", "stdio"],
      "env": {
        "QUIXA_API_URL": "https://api.quixa.io",
        "QUIXA_API_KEY": "qxa_live_your_api_key_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

2. Available MCP Tools Reference

Tool Name	Parameters	Description
`quixa_list_flows`	`folderId?`, `search?`	List all visual workflows with logical names, IDs, and last modified timestamps.
`quixa_get_flow`	`flowId`	Retrieve full workflow DAG (nodes, wires, step parameters, bindings).
`quixa_create_flow`	`name`, `nodes`, `connections`	Programmatically scaffold a complete visual workflow on the canvas.
`quixa_run_flow`	`flowId`, `env?`	Trigger flow execution and receive instant step traces and latencies.
`quixa_list_suites`	`search?`	List all regression suites, flow counts, and execution modes.
`quixa_run_suite`	`suiteId`	Launch an entire regression suite and return pass/fail KPI metrics.
`quixa_generate_test_suite`	`endpointId`, `engine`	Trigger AI test scenario generation for an endpoint.

3. Autonomous Developer Workflows

With Quixa MCP connected to your IDE agent:

“Run our Payment Smoke Suite and report any failing microservice endpoints.”
“Inspect the User Registration flow and add an assertion verifying that the response code is 201.”
“Generate Karate BDD feature tests for all endpoints in the Inventory Collection.”