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Margyn: audit your test suite and prove which checks are hollow
Margyn finds tests that assert nothing, files git never committed and gates nothing invokes, then ships a command that reproduces every finding. Free CLI, $8...
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85 % |
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Forgehand
The tests passed. The code didn't. A coding agent hid fields from the assertions and the suite went green. Forgehand reads every pull request for a change th...
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PtcRunner
PtcRunner is a runtime for building self-improving agents: the agent loop is a replaceable library, not the runtime, so you can change what an agent does wit...
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84 % |
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flowgate — Guardrails for AI coding agents that actually hold
Your AI coding agent deployed before tests and approved before review, and a longer prompt didn't fix it. flowgate puts agents on a state machine they can't...
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83 % |
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Mergestro — know what a change breaks before it merges
Mergestro Gate mutates the code you changed and checks whether your suite notices — free, Apache-2.0, one line in your CI. Mergestro Queue derives your compo...
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83 % |
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Rewyn
Rewyn is a flight recorder for AI agents: record every run, replay a failure exactly with no provider call, diff it and turn it into a regression test. Works...
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remit.sh
The intent layer for AI agents. Remit gives every agent session a declared scope and checks every tool call against it — so off-task work can't reach what it...
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82 % |
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CORETEXA — Can this pull request's own tests actually fail?
A pull request says it fixes a bug and adds tests. coretexa-verify puts the source back the way it was, keeps the new tests, and runs them again. If they sti...
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82 % |
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Radforge | Prove your tests catch what AI gets wrong
Radforge temporarily mutates changed code, runs the relevant tests, and shows the exact behavior your test suite fails to protect.
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82 % |
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Patchery — the layer above Dependabot
Dependabot tells you a dependency changed. Patchery works out what that means for your code, and will not claim a fix it cannot prove. A GitHub Action that r...
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82 % |
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suss, a behavioral analysis tool for TypeScript, Python and Ruby | suss
suss reads your code and writes down what it does on every path, then checks that against the clients, specs and infrastructure on the other side. It works o...
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82 % |
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Truecount
Truecount reviews pull requests and audits GitHub repositories: it breaks your changed code to see whether your tests notice, and checks your docs against yo...
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82 % |
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QAClan — browser and API regression, run on your machine
QAClan captures your browser flow and the API calls it fires, then replays both as one suite — on your machine, the same way every time.
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81 % |
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From requirement to a running test | Qymar
QA automation that writes, runs and fixes your tests on its own. You point at the requirement, it writes the cases, runs them in the browser and rewrites the...
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81 % |
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QAtesting — QA that logs in like a real user and finds what your tests miss
QAtesting signs into your app with a real user login, works through every page like a person would, and hands you a ranked report of what's broken — each wit...
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81 % |
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The app that comes after your vibe-coded app
Fledgeling rebuilds vibe-coded prototypes into production software. An honest ledger of what your codebase actually proves, then a gated rebuild graded by a...
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81 % |
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81 % |
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Weft — the execution ledger for autonomous coding agents
Weft is a coordination and verification protocol for autonomous software agents. Verification — not human review — is the merge gate. Git stays as import/exp...
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81 % |
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agent-delivery-gates: proof obligations for an AI coding agent's delivery report
Proof obligations for an AI coding agent's delivery report. A green test run and a green run over checks that cannot fail look the same from outside, and onl...
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81 % |
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