Results for “ci-cd”

promptfoo

Open-source LLM eval and red teaming: test prompts, compare models, catch jailbreaks and data leaks locally and in CI.

Octopus Deploy

Deployment orchestration that picks up where CI stops: promotes releases across environments, multi-tenant, with runbooks.

Thunder Client

Lightweight REST/WebSocket/gRPC API client built into VS Code and JetBrains — no app switching, local-first, git-syncable.

mabl

AI-native test automation platform that builds, runs and self-heals tests across web, mobile and API applications.

Cortex

Internal developer platform that auto-maps a company's services into a catalog and uses scorecards to track production readiness, compliance and AI-adoption impact.

Archal

Testing environment that gives AI agents realistic, stateful clones of GitHub, Slack, Stripe and other SaaS tools so bugs get caught before production.

Mendral

AI DevOps agent that watches your CI/CD pipeline, investigates failures, reviews code and triages incidents around the clock.

Zencoder

AI coding agent that treats a feature or bug fix as a full workflow — planning, coding, testing and review — instead of just answering chat questions.

KushoAI

An AI agent that generates complete API test suites from your existing OpenAPI spec, Postman collection, or cURL commands.

Tusk Drift

A tool that records real production API traffic and automatically turns it into a regression-testing suite.

BestDefense

An AI pentester that attacks your own app every time you ship new code, proves which bugs are actually exploitable, and writes the fix for you.

Astra Security

A hired hacker team on retainer, but mostly automated — instead of paying for one big annual penetration test and hoping nothing changed since, Astra's AI agents keep probing your app, APIs, and cloud setup continuously and hand real security experts the

DevAlly

An AI tool that scans your website for accessibility problems — like text that's too hard to read or buttons a screen reader can't see — and suggests the code fix, right inside your GitHub workflow.

Manta AI

Describe what a feature of your app should do in plain English, and Manta AI clicks through your site like a real user to test it — and keeps working even after you redesign the button it used to click, instead of breaking like traditional automated tests

Ascii

Sends out multiple AI coding agents to work on your repositories at once — like hiring a small team of junior developers who each take a ticket, write the code, run the tests, and hand back a pull request for you to review.

Daemons (Charlie Labs)

Keeps the small, tedious engineering chores moving in the background — nudging stale pull requests, triaging bug reports, updating docs — like having a diligent junior teammate who never sleeps and never needs to be asked twice.

Opslane

When an AI coding agent opens a pull request, someone still has to check it actually works — Opslane automates that check by running the change in a real Chromium browser, taking screenshots and video of the result, and blocking the merge if something's v

Strix

A free tool that automatically tries to hack into your own web application to find security holes before a real attacker does, then proves each vulnerability actually works instead of just guessing at it.

Betterleaks

A free, open-source scanner that catches API keys and passwords accidentally committed to your code — built by the same developer who created the widely-used Gitleaks, after he lost control of that project's name.

BrowserBash

Write a browser test as a plain English sentence instead of code — an AI agent reads the live page and figures out how to click through it, the way a person would.