Public collection
MCP: Model Context Protocol
An exploration of Model Context Protocols in the context software testing and quality engineering
![MCP Gives LLMs Full Access: Postman Fixes It [Between 2 Devs] image](https://d8iqbmvu05s9c.cloudfront.net/qsg8eogdwgvr37dhu5p9p2xre7eh)
Rosie Sherry
CEO & Founder at Ministry of Testing
She/Her
I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community. It turns out quality, community and education go nicely hand in hand.
🎓 MoT-STEC qualified
Open To
Write
Teach
Speak
Mentor
CV Reviews
Podcasting
Meet at MoTaCon 2026
More Collections
A collection of the Open to Work Testing Trends we are conducting within MoT.
In Berlin we gather, learn and make new testing and quality engineering friends
We see them, we feel them, we experience them. And it's important we take note of them. Bugs are everywhere.
With servers in >250 cities around the world, check your site for localization problems, broken GDPR banners, etc.
Manage your entire QA lifecycle in one place. Sync Jira, automate scripts, and use AI to accelerate your testing.
ACCELQ self-healing automation adapts to UI changes, cutting maintenance by 72%. Book a Demo to see it on your site.
There are countless ways to show up and contribute. Which one will you try today?
Collection FAQs
- What are Collections? They are a way to organize our software testing and QA content into an easily shareable format.
- Why create Collections? We all want to learn and often share what we are learning, creating a collection helps organise software testing knowledge into a comprehensible way.
- What can we add to Collections? At the moment you can add content that is created and hosted on Ministry of Testing.
- Who can add collections? Professional Members have the ability to create unlimited collections, privately or publicly.
