AI-native bug feedback for mobile. Testers shake to report; the bug lands in your coding agent's context via MCP — structured, with the screenshot and the screen it happened on. Not buried in your group chat.
$ npx @speedydebug/mcpDrop this into your agent's MCP config. Tell it to install Speedydebug. Shake your app. That's the whole flow — the agent reads the install steps + fetches your project key on its own.
Claude Code: paste into ~/.claude.json under mcpServers. Cursor + Windsurf: Settings → MCP → Add. Replace rt_your_token_here with the token from your dashboard.
{
"mcpServers": {
"speedydebug": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@speedydebug/mcp"],
"env": {
"RELAY_TOKEN": "rt_your_token_here",
"RELAY_API_URL": "https://relay-amber-zeta.vercel.app"
}
}
}
}Open a session, say: “install Speedydebug in my Expo app.”
Build the Dev Client (or TestFlight). Shake your phone. The bug lands in your dashboard + your agent's context.
When you tell your agent to install Speedydebug, it calls a tool on the Speedydebug MCP server to fetch the step-by-step instructions, then another tool to grab your project's API key. It runs npx expo install, edits your root layout, and confirms. You watch — you don't glue.