Jam is a bug-capture and debugging tool for web apps. Access and analyze bug reports with full debugging context - console logs, network requests, screenshots, and user events - through your AI client.
Install
Section titled “Install”Add Jam to your zone and connect it to your MCP client.
Step 1 - Install in Keycard Console
Section titled “Step 1 - Install in Keycard Console”-
In your zone’s Keycard Console, go to Applications -> Add Application -> Explore MCP Servers.
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Search for
Jamand click Install. -
A browser tab opens to Jam’s OAuth consent screen. Sign in and approve the requested permissions.
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You’re redirected back. Jam appears on the Applications page with a Keycard MCP Gateway URL.
Step 2 - Connect your MCP client
Section titled “Step 2 - Connect your MCP client”On the Applications page, click Add to Coding Agent next to Jam and pick how you want to install:
- Cursor - opens a deeplink that hands the MCP config straight to Cursor. Click Install inside Cursor to finish.
- Claude Code - opens a dialog with a
claude mcp addcommand. Pick a scope (User, Project, or Local), then copy and run the command in your terminal. - Install manually - reveals the Server Name and Server URL to paste into any other MCP-compatible client.
Once connected, Jam’s tools are available to the agent, scoped to whoever signs in to your zone.
What Jam can do once installed.
Jam provides 15 tools:
- getDetails
- Retrieve metadata and details for a Jam bug report
- getNetworkRequests
- Extract network activity logs with filters for status, content type, host, and method
- getConsoleLogs
- Retrieve browser console output filtered by log level
- getUserEvents
- Access the timeline of user interactions like clicks, inputs, and navigation
- getMetadata
- Retrieve custom key-value metadata set via the Jam SDK
- getScreenshots
- Retrieve screenshots from screenshot-type Jams
- analyzeVideo
- Extract user intents and issues from a Jam video recording
- getVideoTranscript
- Get the spoken transcript from a video Jam in WebVTT format
- fetch
- Retrieve metadata and details for a Jam by ID or URL
- search
- Search for a Jam by UUID or jam.dev URL
- listJams
- List and filter Jams by text, type, folder, author, URL, or date
- listFolders
- List folders with optional search and pagination
- listMembers
- List team members with optional search and pagination
- createComment
- Add a markdown comment to a Jam bug report
- updateJam
- Update a Jam, such as moving it between folders
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”What to do once Jam is installed.
Now do this
- Confirm the gateway works by asking your AI client to call one of the Jam tools above.
Recommended
- Decide who can use it - write access policies scoped to the Jam resource so only the right users and agents reach the tools.
- Watch the calls - every tool call lands in your audit log with user identity, resource, and policy decision.