Get a Traffic Parrot trial through your AI coding agent

Your agent asks for the trial over MCP. A person at Traffic Parrot approves it, and the download reaches your inbox with a 14-day licence inside.

Let your coding agent request the trial

Trial form

Trial through your agent

Trial form vs trial through your agent

  • The agent cannot fill in the form. reCAPTCHA stops it, and the evaluation ends where the agent does.
  • One tool call asks for the trial; a person at Traffic Parrot approves it with one click.
  • A download without a licence is a dead end. The session moves on while one is arranged.
  • A 14-day licence and a Java runtime are inside, so it runs once unzipped.
  • The agent has read the home page, not the manual. It guesses at ports and mapping files; the first mock fails.
  • The same server hands it the onboarding: ports, start and stop, a first mock per protocol.
  • Anyone could request a trial in your name. A link given to the agent goes to whoever runs it.
  • The link goes only to your inbox, after you confirm. The agent gets a reference number, never the link.

What happens after the request

  1. Your agent asks you first. It is told to show you the evaluation agreement and send your work email only once you agree.
  2. Two emails reach your inbox. One asks you to confirm you want the trial; the next links to your trial page.
  3. A person approves the request during UK working hours. The trial builds in about a minute; your trial page shows the download.
  4. Your agent gets it running. It reads the onboarding from the same server, starts Traffic Parrot and creates the first mock.

Your agent sends Traffic Parrot your work email and any name, company or phone number you give it. The privacy notice says how long they are kept and how to withdraw.

Six tools for your agent, no API key

  • Request a trial, check where it is, or withdraw it and erase the details.
  • Read the documentation index written for agents, then the trial onboarding once the download is unzipped.
  • Send the team a feature request when Traffic Parrot does not do something you need.
  • Nothing to sign up for. Claude Code, Cursor or any other MCP client connects with one address; requests are rate limited.

This public server is for finding out about and trying the product. The MCP server built into every install, which drives your own instance, is a different one.