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Stunt Double

MCP serverVerified domain · stuntdouble.ioRemote● LiveAPI key needed

Deploy AI user personas to validate user journeys at scale. Find UX friction before real users do.

Install

Remote server: your requests and data go to app.stuntdouble.io. Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http stunt-double https://app.stuntdouble.io/api/mcp · Claude app: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.

What it can do (first 40)

The tools this server listed when we connected to it, in its own words.

  • get_me — Get the account this connection is acting as: id, email, name, timezone and where notifications reach them. Use `timezone` when creating a s
  • list_workspaces — List the workspaces you belong to, with your role in each. Call this first: almost every other tool needs a workspace_id from here.
  • get_workspace — Get workspace details by ID or slug, including the admin-set controls that decide what runs in it may do. `settings` is a ceiling, never a g
  • list_workspace_members — List the members of a workspace with their role, name and join date. Use it to resolve the user ids that runs, feedback and assignments carr
  • search — Search everything in a workspace (projects, actors, checklists, interviews, automations, issues, goals, feedback, knowledge, insights, desig
  • list_projects — List the live projects in a workspace, most recently opened first. Call this after list_workspaces and match a target URL or product name ag
  • get_project — Get one project (the product tracked by checklists, workflows, interviews and feedback), including its URL, audience and product description
  • create_project — Create a project (a product to track with checklists, workflows, interviews and feedback). Call list_projects first and reuse a matching pro
  • list_project_mcp_servers — List the third-party MCP servers attached to a project and the tools each allows. Configuration only: those tools are not callable here, but
  • list_workspace_guidelines — List the workspace's whole library of standing rules (design system, tone of voice, brand, compliance, accessibility, shared knowledge), wit
  • add_workspace_guideline — Add a standing rule to the workspace library. Call list_workspace_guidelines first so you do not add a near-duplicate. Attach it to the proj
  • update_workspace_guideline — Update a rule in the workspace library, or switch it off. Every project holding it is held to the new wording, so prefer editing the shared
  • remove_workspace_guideline — Remove a rule from the workspace library permanently. This detaches it from every project holding it, so prefer `update_workspace_guideline`
  • list_project_guidelines — List the standing rules this project is held to: the workspace library rules it has attached. Read these before writing checks, interview gu
  • add_project_guideline — Add a standing rule and hold this project to it (a design-system rule, a tone-of-voice rule, a compliance obligation, or shared knowledge).
  • set_project_guideline — Attach a library rule to a project, detach it, or switch it off for this project alone. Attaching is how one workspace rule comes to hold fo
  • list_actors — List active actors (persistent AI user personas) in a workspace, oldest first. Prefer reusing an existing actor over creating a new one; pas
  • get_actor — Get an actor's details: description, system prompt, capabilities, and status. list_actor_knowledge has the knowledge it carries into runs.
  • create_actor — Create an actor: a persistent AI user persona with its own browser, email inbox (for OTP and magic-link flows), and memory. The description
  • update_actor — Update an actor's name, description, system prompt, kind, capabilities, or status. Only the fields you pass change; at least one is required
  • list_actor_knowledge — List what an actor knows, oldest first. Each entry has a kind: expertise and process entries are listed by title in every run and the actor
  • add_actor_knowledge — Add knowledge to an actor. Choose the kind: expertise for a skill or standard it judges by in every run (brand, tone of voice, design system
  • remove_actor_knowledge — Remove a knowledge entry from an actor permanently, so future runs no longer use it. Find the entry's id with list_actor_knowledge.
  • list_conversations — List chat conversations with actors in a workspace, most recently active first, optionally filtered to one actor. Excludes the workspace ass
  • get_conversation — Get an actor conversation with its full message history, oldest message first. Find conversation ids with list_conversations.
  • list_checklists — List the checklists in a workspace, with their target URL, actor, check count and a recent run. Check here before creating a new checklist:
  • get_checklist — Get a checklist: its target URL, instructions, run settings, every check (with the `id` update_checklist needs to edit one in place) and its
  • get_checklist_run — Get a checklist run: per-check results with evidence, score, verdict and the change since the previous run. Poll after run_checklist every 3
  • flag_check_verdict — Correct a wrong passed or failed verdict on one check: pass the result_id from get_checklist_run and a note on what was actually true. Later
  • run_checklist — Run a checklist (async): the actor drives a real browser through the product and judges each check, and may use the project's attached MCP s
  • create_checklist — Create a browser checklist: an actor exercises the product at a URL and judges each check with evidence. Checks can verify flows ("a new use
  • update_checklist — Update a checklist. Only the fields you pass change. Pass `checks` to replace the full set of checks, sending each existing check with the `
  • delete_checklist — Delete a checklist and its checks and runs. This permanently discards run history; prefer update_checklist, or simply not running a checklis
  • list_feedback — List the comments stakeholders and users have left on a project through the feedback widget, newest first. Each one is pinned to a page posi
  • get_feedback — Get one feedback widget comment with its full reply thread, its page location and version, and a signed screenshot URL when one was captured
  • summarise_feedback — Summarise a project's comments into themes ranked by severity, open questions, and a self-contained implementation brief for a coding agent.
  • update_feedback_status — Update a feedback widget comment's status: "reviewed" once assessed, "resolved" when confirmed fixed (ideally after a checklist run proves i
  • list_workflows — List workflows (multi-step automations) in a workspace, newest first, with their triggers, whether each is active, its step count and its la
  • get_workflow — Get a workflow with its steps, the edges connecting them, the order a run would reach them, and recent runs. Read this before editing steps:
  • run_workflow — Trigger a workflow run now (async), whatever its trigger type: it executes the stored steps (see get_workflow), which can drive browsers, po

KitScout test notes

Not tested by KitScout yet. When our harness runs it, pros, cons and the tasks we tried appear here, with the date and evidence.

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