The slow part of fixing a tester-reported bug usually isn't the fix — it's the reconstruction. You read “it's broken,” hunt for the screenshot, figure out which screen, guess the build, then finally open your editor. Speedydebug removes that whole prelude by delivering each report to your coding agent over the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
What MCP changes
MCP is the open standard that lets tools expose data and actions to AI agents in a structured way. Instead of a bug living in a dashboard you have to babysit, Speedydebug exposes your reports as something your agent can read directly. Claude Code or Cursor can list your open bugs and pull any one of them — screenshot, route, build, device, and the tester's note — without you copy-pasting anything.
What a report looks like to the agent
Each bug arrives as a compact, structured bundle: an id, the tester, the status, the route, the build and device, the description, and a lazy, signed screenshot URL. That last detail matters — the image isn't inlined, so reading a report doesn't flood the context window. The agent has exactly what it needs to reproduce and fix, and nothing it doesn't.
Fix the whole list in one pass
Because every open report is available on demand, you don't triage one bug at a time. You review the feed, then tell your agent something like “work through the open Speedydebug reports and fix them.” It reads each bundle, makes the change, and you ship the batch — the workflow Speedydebug is built around: install, collect, fix.
How to set it up
- Create a Speedydebug project and add the SDK to your Expo or React Native app (your agent can do this in one prompt).
- Connect Speedydebug's MCP server to your agent (Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client) using your token.
- Ask the agent to list your open bugs — and start fixing with full context.
Why this beats a dashboard-only tool
A dashboard is a place to look at bugs. An MCP feed is a place to fix them. For teams building AI-coded mobile apps, the difference is the entire point: feedback that lands where the work happens. Compare it against a traditional suite in our Instabug alternative breakdown.
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