July 25th, 2025
Earlier this month, Samy El Hassani, our Sales Account Manager, had the privilege of representing Inflectra at the Tezza Business Solutions Happy Hour in Lagos, Nigeria. This vibrant networking event, held at the Radisson Blu in Victoria Island, brought together thought leaders, QA experts, and IT professionals from across West Africa.
Hosted by Tezza Business Solutions, a leader in software quality assurance and digital transformation services across the continent, the event provided an ideal platform for cross-industry discussions, collaboration, and future-forward thinking. Samy’s presence at the event underscored our commitment to building strong regional partnerships and staying deeply connected to the evolving needs of our clients in Africa.
Read MoreJuly 21st, 2025
Inflectra recently concluded a highly insightful two-day experience at the AWS NYC Summit 2025 at the Jacob Javits Center, a major gathering that drew over 11,500 attendees to explore the cutting edge of cloud technology. Despite travel challenges posed by adverse weather, our team was fully immersed, eager to learn, connect, and share Inflectra's vision for the future of software quality and AI-powered solutions.
The two-day event kicked off with a focused AWS Partner Summit on Tuesday, July 15th, followed by the larger AWS NYC Summit on Wednesday, July 16th. Read on to learn what valuable take-aways our team, led by CEO Adam Sandman, Director of Global Alliances Jessica Moore, and Strategic Partner Manager Audrey Marcum, gained throughout both days.
Read MoreJuly 15th, 2025
In this blog series we are introducing our new MCP Server for Spira, and demonstrating how you can use it to turbocharge your development processes. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a new technology for connecting AI tools with backend services. This is the fifth and final article in the series, that demonstrates in detail some of the specific use cases that you can use the Spira MCP Server for. In the previous article we looked at using the Workspaces and Artifacts MCP tools, in this article we'll look at the Automation tools in depth.
Read MoreJuly 14th, 2025
In this blog series we are introducing our new MCP Server for Spira, and demonstrating how you can use it to turbocharge your development processes. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a new technology for connecting AI tools with backend services. This is the fourth article in the series, and demonstrates in detail some of the specific use cases that you can use the Spira MCP Server for. In the previous article we looked at using the My Work MCP tools, in this article we'll look at the Workspace and Program/Product Artifact tools in depth.
Read MoreJuly 11th, 2025
In this blog series we are introducing our new MCP Server for Spira, and demonstrating how you can use it to turbocharge your development processes. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a new technology for connecting AI tools with backend services. This is the third article in the series, and demonstrates in detail some of the specific use cases that you can use the Spira MCP Server for. It assumes you have already installed and configured the Spira MCP Server as described in the previous article.
Read MoreJuly 10th, 2025
In this blog series we are introducing our new MCP Server for Spira, and demonstrating how you can use it to turbocharge your development processes. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a new technology for connecting AI tools with backend services. This is the second article in the series, and covers how you can install the Cline collaborative development assistant into Visual Studio Code (VS Code), connect it to Claude Sonnet v3.7 hosted in Amazon Bedrock, and add the new MCP Server for Spira.
Read MoreJuly 9th, 2025
In this blog series we are introducing our new MCP Server for Spira, and demonstrating how you can use it to turbocharge your development processes. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a new technology for connecting AI tools with backend services. This blog accompanies the video where I demonstrate the integration between our Spira project management platform, and Visual Studio Code (VS Code) running the Cline AI assistant. We showcase the system's ability to retrieve, analyze, and interact with project data using natural language queries, highlighting features such as task management, requirement analysis, and test case handling. As you will see in both the blog and live video, the AI-powered tool has an almost uncanny capability to intelligently interpret user intent when using the MCP server. This intelligence lets it combine multiple data sources, and perform complex operations autonomously, offering a significant improvement over traditional IDE integrations and plugins.
This first part of the blog series includes the Zoom recording and a summary of how you can use Spira with VS Code and Cline. The later parts will cover the setup in more detail as well as showcasing some of the use cases.
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