Tox Testing

An MCP server that executes tox commands to run tests within a project using the projects tox.ini. This server provides a convenient way to run and manage tests through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The Tox Testing MCP server is a specialized tool designed to integrate tox's testing capabilities into AI-powered development workflows. It provides a standardized interface for executing and managing tox environments through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI assistants like Cline or Claude to run, analyze, and debug project tests in a structured and automated way. The server acts as a bridge between the AI system and your Python project's test suite, allowing for intelligent test execution and result analysis. At its core, this MCP server wraps around tox, a popular Python testing automation tool, and exposes its functionality through a well-defined API. It supports various testing modes including running all tests, specific test groups, individual test files, or single test cases. This granular control allows AI assistants to implement sophisticated testing strategies, from broad test suite execution to focused debugging of specific test failures. The server handles test execution in the correct project context, manages timeouts, and provides detailed output that AI systems can parse and act upon.