Screenshotbot's new MCP server

Today we’re introducing a new MCP server for Screenshotbot.

It’s super easy to add this MCP server to your agent. Just use https://screenshotbot.io/mcp (or https://<company>.screenshotbot.io/mcp for Enterprise users) and use Claude, Claude Code, Codex etc. to authenticate via OAuth.

What can we do with this MCP?

We took a while to implement this because we waited for the right use case. Working with our clients, we’ve seen a couple of uses cases. Here’s some ideas:

• Modify subscribers in bulk (e.g. “Subscribe all billing team targets on the #billing-team slack channel”)
• Going through large changes. For example, Xcode upgrades typically modify almost every screenshot. You can ask Claude to go through them to find out if anything is relevant.
• Accepting changes on PRs: in a multi-module target you might have hundreds of targets that get changed, and the MCP can accept all of them in bulk.
• Updating masks automatically: When the layout of your app changes, many masks can get outdated. The MCP can access and modify masks.
• Tracking flakiness. Since the agent now has access to both your screenshots and your code, it can quickly determine which screenshots are causing flakiness and propose fixes for them.

Please let us know if you find other use-cases! We’re excited to see what you do with this.

Here’s a link the the documentation.

Data safety

We do not share any data directly with any AI providers. Your AI agent will ask the MCP for data, and you (and your agent) will be responsible for what it does with the data.