Tests as pipeline steps
Your existing test suites run as governed stages in the same pipeline that ships your code.
Quality
Test Automation
Run your tests as pipeline steps and gate on the results
Orchestrate the automated tests you already write as steps in your pipeline and gate releases on the results. Findings from different frameworks are normalized into one view, and AI-assisted test generation helps you fill coverage gaps. IntegraCI runs the test tools you use, it does not replace them.
- Tests are real release gates, not advisory checks that can be skipped
- One place to read pass, fail, and flake across every framework you run
- Coverage gaps surfaced and addressed before they reach production
The problem
Your teams write tests, but those tests do not always run as a real gate on the release. Results land in different framework dashboards, coverage numbers live wherever someone last updated them, and a suite that turns red does not automatically stop a build. You find out a critical path was untested when a defect reaches production.
Without IntegraCI
- Test results scattered across separate framework dashboards
- Coverage tracked by convention rather than enforced
- A failing suite does not always stop a release
- No single view of what passed, failed, or flaked
With IntegraCI
- Tests run as governed pipeline steps tied to the release
- Pass and coverage thresholds enforced as policy as code
- A failed test blocks the release and records the reason
- Results from every framework in one normalized view
What you get
Gate on results
Releases stop when tests fail or coverage drops below the threshold you set.
One normalized view
Results from different frameworks land in a single view so you read pass, fail, and flake in one place.
AI-assisted generation
An emerging capability under active development suggests new tests to close the gaps your suite misses.
How it works
- 1
Connect your suite
Point IntegraCI at the test tools and frameworks your teams already run.
- 2
Run as a gate
Tests execute as a pipeline step and report results back into the release decision.
- 3
Read and act
You review normalized results and generated suggestions, then improve coverage where it counts.
How it stays governed
The same gates everyone passes, applied here.
Gated by policy
You define pass-rate and coverage thresholds once as policy as code. Every build that touches a gated stage is evaluated against those rules, so a failing suite or a coverage drop cannot be waved through by skipping a step.
Recorded, tamper-evident
Each gate decision writes once to a tamper-evident audit trail alongside the test results and the threshold that determined it. When a release is questioned, you can show exactly what ran, what the threshold was, and why the build was allowed or stopped.
A human in the loop
AI-assisted test generation proposes new tests to fill coverage gaps. A person reviews and decides which suggestions to adopt before they are added to the suite, so generated tests are never committed without human review.
Works with your stack
Connect the tools you already run.
Test tools and frameworks connect as steps in your existing pipeline; IntegraCI normalizes the results without replacing your runners.
- Atlassian
- Gerrit
- Gitea
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Microsoft
- Akuity
- Amazon Web Services
- Buildkite
- CircleCI
- CNCF Tekton
- Drone CI
- Harness
- Jenkins
- Appium project
- Chaos Mesh
- Gatling Corp / open-source community
- Gretel.ai
- +5 more
Who it’s for
Where teams reach for it.
Gate a release on results across multiple frameworks
When your backend runs one test framework and your frontend runs another, you need one gate that covers both. IntegraCI normalizes results from each framework and holds the release until all thresholds pass.
Read all test output in one place
Teams running unit, integration, and end-to-end suites get a single view of pass, fail, and flake status across the build. You stop checking multiple dashboards to understand whether a release is healthy.
Close coverage gaps before they reach production
The AI-assisted generation capability suggests tests for code paths your suite does not yet cover. Your team reviews the suggestions and decides which to add, so gaps are addressed before they become defects.
Questions, answered.
Does IntegraCI replace my test framework?
No. IntegraCI orchestrates the test tools and frameworks you already run as steps in your pipeline. Your test suites keep running exactly as they do today; IntegraCI gates the release on their results.
Which test frameworks are supported?
IntegraCI normalizes results from the frameworks you connect. You point it at the tools your teams already use and the results flow into the shared view. Coverage expands as new connectors are added.
How are pass-rate and coverage thresholds defined?
You define the thresholds as policy as code. The same rules apply every time a build runs, and a build that misses a threshold is stopped and recorded rather than silently passed.
Is the AI test generation ready for production use?
AI-assisted generation is an emerging capability under active development. It proposes tests for human review and nothing is committed automatically. It is useful today for surfacing gaps, and its coverage will grow over time.
Put Test Automation on your stack.
Request a demo, or read the docs to see how it fits the tools you already run.