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CI/CD integration

Every change to main gets tested, and nobody has to remember to do it.

Why it matters

If someone has to test by hand before every release, every release waits on that person. Once the tests run on their own, you hear about a regression minutes after the code that caused it, while it's still fresh in the author's head and easy to fix.

How it works

I plug into the pipeline you already have, or set one up if you don't. From then on, every merge to main starts a test run on its own.

When a test fails, it gets run again to make sure the failure is real. You get one report per run, and a Slack or email message when something breaks.

See one run, step by step

What you get

  • Setup on GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or CircleCI
  • Only the affected tests rewritten, so runs stay quick
  • Version history for every test, so you can see what changed

Works with: Jira · Slack · Email

What a report looks like

You get a summary like this after every change to main.

ci · main @ 4f2a9c1
env: ubuntu-latest · 4 shardsrun: 2026-06-09 11:05 UTC 3m 02s
124
passed
2
failed
0
flaky
  • shard 1/4 › web e2e2m 51s
  • shard 2/4 › web e2e2m 44s
  • shard 3/4 › api integration1m 12s
  • shard 4/4 › mobile smoke3m 02s
  • rerun › api integration (2 tests)1m 09s
Both API tests failed again on rerun, so they're reported as real. Their logs went to Slack, linked to the commit that caused them.

Want to see it on your app?

The first audit is free. Setup takes a few days, then a monthly plan keeps it running.

See pricing