TestFleet is an AI agent that monitors your codebase, writes test cases on every commit, and flags failures before they reach production. No more sprinting through test suites by hand.
Engineers should be writing features, not test cases. TestFleet is the AI employee that never sleeps, monitors every line that ships, and tells you exactly what broke before your users do.
Analyze every PR diff, understand the code change, and write targeted test cases — including edge cases humans miss. No prompts, no templates, no hand-holding.
When a test fails, TestFleet reads the stack trace, maps it to the change, and explains exactly what broke and how to fix it. Not a wall of text — a specific answer.
Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and CircleCI. Tests run automatically on every push — not just when someone remembers to write them.
UI changes break tests. TestFleet detects what changed, adapts the locators and assertions, and pushes the fix — without pinging a human to debug a selector issue.
See which code paths are tested and which are exposed. TestFleet maps your coverage by business logic, not just line count — so you know what actually matters.
Ask TestFleet to explain a failing test in plain language, understand the regression, and get a suggested patch. Engineers use it like a senior QA partner who never clocks out.
One-click install via GitHub App, GitLab webhook, or Bitbucket. No config files, no CI rewrites, no DevOps degree required.
TestFleet monitors your codebase in real time. When a PR lands, it reads the diff, analyzes the changed logic, and generates test cases for exactly what changed.
Tests execute in your existing CI environment. Results show up as PR comments, Slack alerts, and a dashboard with pass/fail status, flakiness tracking, and coverage trends.
When a test breaks, TestFleet traces the failure to the change, explains the root cause, and auto-generates a fix. Most failures are resolved before your next standup.
TestFleet runs as an autonomous AI agent on every commit. No plugin to remember, no test suite to maintain, no senior QA to hire. Just code that works, backed by tests that write themselves.