https://oryon.exense.ch/knowledgebase/2.11/getting-started/mcp/ Recent content in Oryon MCP on Oryon Knowledge Base Hugo -- gohugo.io en Sat, 01 Jan 2000 00:00:00 +0000 https://oryon.exense.ch/knowledgebase/2.11/getting-started/mcp/setup/ Sat, 01 Jan 2000 00:00:00 +0000 https://oryon.exense.ch/knowledgebase/2.11/getting-started/mcp/setup/ Overview Oryon is an automation tool for Java UI applications (for example Syrius FX/Swing clients) that lets users record and replay interaction scenarios against fat-client applications. The generated scripts can be customised in Groovy to support more advanced automation needs, covering use cases that range from functional testing and load & performance testing to synthetic monitoring and robotic process automation (RPA). The Oryon MCP Server exposes those capabilities to AI assistants and coding agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). https://oryon.exense.ch/knowledgebase/2.11/getting-started/mcp/tutorial/ Sat, 01 Jan 2000 00:00:00 +0000 https://oryon.exense.ch/knowledgebase/2.11/getting-started/mcp/tutorial/ A short end-to-end walkthrough: let an AI agent explore a running Java application, rename a supplier record, check that the new name was really stored, and turn the result into an Oryon script. The example uses the SwingSet demo, a data-bound Swing application that opens on a launcher, from which each example form can be reached. The first of them shows supplier records (a Supplier ID, a Name, a City and a Status), with a navigator to move from one record to the next. https://oryon.exense.ch/knowledgebase/2.11/getting-started/mcp/tools/ Sat, 01 Jan 2000 00:00:00 +0000 https://oryon.exense.ch/knowledgebase/2.11/getting-started/mcp/tools/ Reference for all tools exposed by the Oryon MCP Server. For installation and client setup, see Setup. The server runs in attach mode: the system under test (SUT) is the Java UI application, for example a Syrius FX/Swing client. It is started independently, with the Oryon agent listening on a known host and port, and the MCP server connects to it exactly as the Oryon IDE does. Two conventions run through the whole tool set: