Integrations

Agent environments for simulator QA.

Swipium is free and open source. It runs as a local MCP stdio server and exposes mobile QA tools to agent clients that can launch apps, inspect screens, act on UI, and collect evidence.

Swipium supports all models available through the connected MCP client. The same local QA server can be used from Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, VS Code, Grok, Grok Build, and other MCP-compatible agent workflows. Claude Desktop and Windsurf work with a manual configuration.

Claude Code

Use Claude Code with Fable 5.1, Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5, and any model available in the client. Register Swipium at project scope to keep QA execution local, or install the Claude Code plugin with /plugin marketplace add GeroPalombo/swipium and /plugin install swipium@swipium.

npm install -g swipium
swipium init claude \
  --scope project --apply

Gemini CLI

Expose simulator setup, smoke checks, reports, and artifacts as structured MCP tools for Gemini CLI workflows.

npm install -g swipium
swipium init gemini --apply

Codex

Use Codex with GPT-6.1 Sol and any model available in the client. Run swipium init codex so Codex passes test credentials and the Android SDK path to Swipium, and let the agent drive repeatable mobile QA from the project root.

npm install -g swipium
swipium init codex --apply

Cursor and VS Code

Register Swipium in the editor you already use. Project-scoped setup writes a portable config the team can commit.

npx -y swipium init cursor \
  --apply
npx -y swipium init vscode \
  --apply

Grok and Grok Build

Use Grok, Grok Build, or MCP-compatible bridges to route simulator QA tasks into the same local Swipium server.

npx -y swipium verify
npx -y swipium