Platform · Quality
Ship with confidence, and prove it with evidence.
Quality is built into delivery here, not bolted on after. Scorecards set the bar, your tests and analyzers run as gated pipeline steps, and resilience is something you prove before users find out. You connect the tools you already run, and IntegraCI orchestrates and gates them. The bar is something every service is measured against on every change, from the guided evaluation to a self-hosted, air-gapped install.
Scorecards
Every service gets a running grade.
Scorecards give each service a continuous read across security, delivery, reliability, and ownership. They set the bar teams clear, and the same signal nudges every team toward the current standard. You see where a service stands and exactly what it takes to clear the line.
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Four dimensions, one grade
Every service carries a running read across security, delivery, reliability, and ownership, so its health is legible at a glance instead of scattered across tools.
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A bar teams can clear
Scorecards encode the current standard as explicit checks. Each team can see what good looks like and exactly which gaps stand between them and it.
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Evidence, not opinion
Grades draw on the real pipeline, security, and reliability signals already flowing through the platform, so the score reflects what is true, not what was self-reported.
security
92
delivery
88
reliability
74
ownership
100
reliability is the gap to close next
- unit 1,284 passed pass
- integration 96 passed pass
- performance p95 over budget block
one failing suite holds the release
Testing in the pipeline
Your tests run as steps, and they gate the release.
Your automated, performance, and resilience tests run as governed steps in the same pipeline that ships your code, and they gate the release. Results from every framework normalize into one view, so you read pass, fail, and flake in a single place. AI-assisted test generation helps close coverage gaps, an emerging capability under active development.
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Tests as governed steps
Your automated, performance, and resilience tests run as ordered steps in the same pipeline that ships your code, so the result actually gates the release.
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One normalized view
Results from every framework land in a single view, so you read pass, fail, and flake in one place instead of reconciling separate dashboards.
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You bring the tools
IntegraCI orchestrates the test tools you already run and reads their results. It does not replace your frameworks with a black box.
Code quality
Gate on maintainability you can actually see.
Bring your code-quality analyzers into the pipeline and gate on signals like maintainability, coverage, and duplication. Findings normalize alongside the rest of your release evidence, so quality lives next to everything else you weigh. This is an emerging capability under active development that orchestrates the analyzers you already run.
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Analyzers in the pipeline
The code-quality analyzers your teams already trust run as a governed step in the same pipeline that ships the code.
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Gate on the signals
A release stops when maintainability, coverage, or duplication crosses the line you set, with the finding pointing at the cause.
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Findings in one place
Quality findings land alongside test and security results in one consistent view, so quality lives next to everything else you weigh.
coverage
81%
duplication
4.2%
maintainability
A
thresholds you set decide pass or block
Resilience
Prove recovery before your users find out.
Run chaos experiments through a connector such as Litmus, then gate releases on the recovery evidence. You see how a service behaves under induced failure before it ships, and each experiment leaves a record you can point to. This is an emerging capability orchestrated through a connector. IntegraCI drives the chaos tool you connect rather than injecting failures on its own.
injected
kill 1 of 3 replicas
recovery time
11s · within tolerance
error budget
held
release advances only on proven recovery
Capabilities
Everything in Quality.
The checks that travel with every change, from the bar a scorecard sets to the tests and analyzers that gate the release.
Scorecards
A running read on every service across the standards that matter
Test Automation
Run your tests as pipeline steps and gate on the results
Performance Testing
Gate releases on latency and throughput you actually measured
Resilience Testing
Prove your services recover before your users find out
Code Quality
Gate on maintainability, coverage, and duplication you can see
Make quality a gate, not a hope.
Request a demo, connect the test tools and analyzers you already run, and let the pipeline hold the line. Self-host up to air-gapped when you need to keep everything inside your own walls.