Add SpecterQA to community servers

[SyncTekLLC]

Summary

Adds SpecterQA to the community servers list.

SpecterQA (formerly GhostQA) is an open-source (MIT) AI behavioral testing tool. AI personas navigate web apps in real browser sessions using vision — no selectors or test scripts required. It ships a native MCP server (specterqa-mcp) with 4 tools:

• specterqa_run — Run behavioral test journeys, returns structured JSON (pass/fail, findings, cost)
• specterqa_list_products — List available test configurations
• specterqa_get_results — Fetch results by run ID
• specterqa_init — Scaffold a new project config

Key details:

• Published on PyPI: pip install specterqa
• Python 3.10+, stdio transport
• Budget enforcement built-in (per-run, per-day caps)
• 248 tests, CI passing
• Security advisory published for v0.2.1 (GHSA-9jpv-g98f-jp75)
• A2A Agent Card at .well-known/agent.json

Repository: https://github.com/SyncTek-LLC/specterqa

Note: This project was recently rebranded from GhostQA to SpecterQA to avoid a name collision with an existing company. GitHub redirects from the old URL are active.

[SyncTekLLC]

Update: This project has been rebranded from GhostQA to SpecterQA to avoid a name collision with an existing company. The package is now specterqa on PyPI and the repo is at github.com/SyncTek-LLC/specterqa. Please update the PR title/references accordingly. All links and functionality remain the same — GitHub redirects from the old URL are active.

[olaservo]

Thanks for contributing to the MCP servers repo!

We've retired the third-party server list from the README in favor of the MCP Registry — see #3950 for context. The Official Integrations and Community Servers sections no longer exist in the README, so this PR no longer has a target.

Going forward, please publish your server to the MCP Registry using the quickstart guide:
https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/registry/blob/main/docs/modelcontextprotocol-io/quickstart.mdx

That's where server discovery now happens. Thanks for building on MCP!

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