Solutions: Engineering managers
For engineering managers: a CI gate a non-QA can read
When the team ships more often than QA can check by hand, the release decision needs a gate anyone can read. Each test reports pass, fail or healed as a check on the pull request.
Trigger: Release cadence rose, QA did not. What helps: A gate in CI that a non-QA can read.
How the platform fits
One command in CI
npx aitp run --tag smoke --cloud runs the smoke set in hosted browsers and reports per test.
Specs anyone can read
A spec is a list of plain-English steps, so a product manager can read what the gate checks.
The merge rule stays yours
The platform does not block merges by itself. Branch protection is the team's decision.
Capabilities
Runs in CI
One CLI command runs a suite in CI and reports a pass, fail or healed status per test as a check on the pull request.
Read moreTests in plain English
A test is a list of steps in plain English in a YAML file; the platform resolves each step against the live page at run time.
Read moreParallel hosted runs
Runs tests in parallel on hosted browsers in the selected region with traces kept for the plan's retention window.
Read moreQuestions
How long does it take to set up?
Install with npx aitp init, write a spec, and add one CI step. The getting-started docs list each step.
What does the check show?
A pass, fail or healed status per test, and a triage card for each failure.
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