WebdriverIO MCP
By WebdriverIO (OpenJS Foundation). Category: MCP servers for testing. Homepage
WebdriverIO's documentation describes the WebdriverIO MCP server (@wdio/mcp) as a way for AI assistants to interact with web browsers, local Electron applications and iOS or Android apps through WebdriverIO and Appium. It exposes tools such as starting sessions, navigating, clicking and tapping. Tool calls are recorded and can be exported as standalone WebdriverIO JavaScript. The server runs locally over stdio or HTTP, with optional cloud grids such as BrowserStack and Sauce Labs. The README documents setup for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, VS Code Copilot and other clients. It is MIT-licensed.
Description written from the vendor's documentation.
Status
Status: Active
Facts
| Fact | Value | Evidence | Source | Verified on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Active | Documented | registry.npmjs.org | |
| AI capabilities | Documented | github.com | ||
| Test creation | Documented | github.com | ||
| Test output | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Surfaces | Documented | github.com | ||
| Hosting | Documented | github.com | ||
| Pricing model | Documented | github.com | ||
| Free tier | Yes | Documented | github.com | |
| CI integrations | Not documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Self-healing | None documented | Not documented | None found | |
| Agent integration | Is itself an MCP server (npm package @wdio/mcp, stdio by default or HTTP transport) exposing WebdriverIO and Appium tools such as start_session, navigate, click_element, tap_element and query_docs; README documents setup for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cline, Cursor, Codex, Goose, Windsurf, Zed and VS Code Copilot | Documented | github.com | |
| Open source | Yes, licence MIT | Documented | github.com |
Published prices
No prices are published.
Alternatives
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- Gua: MCP servers for testing; no documented difference in output, creation, hosting or free tier
- Playwright CLI: documents output Standard Playwright
- Appium MCP: documents creation by natural language
- BrowserStack MCP Server: documents creation by natural language; hosting cloud
- ExecuteAutomation Playwright MCP: documents output Standard Playwright; creation by prompt to test
Questions
Is this page a review of WebdriverIO MCP?
No. This page is a fact sheet. Each fact shows its evidence level, its source and the date it was checked. We do not rate or rank tools.
Does WebdriverIO MCP have a free tier?
Yes. WebdriverIO MCP has a free tier. This is documented, checked on 2026-09-24.
What test output does WebdriverIO MCP produce?
The test output format is not documented as of 2026-09-24.
Is WebdriverIO MCP still available?
Status: Active, checked on 2026-09-24.
Sources
- webdriverio/mcp README (GitHub) Opened
- webdriverio/mcp LICENSE (MIT) Opened
- webdriverio/mcp package.json Opened
- @wdio/mcp on npm (latest 3.14.0) Opened
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) | WebdriverIO docs Opened
- WebdriverIO homepage Opened
- webdriverio/mcp commit feed (GitHub) Opened
- @wdio/mcp npm registry metadata (latest 3.14.0, published 2026-09-23, not deprecated) Opened
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