The mechanism,
not a
feature checklist.
Seven parts of the product that structurally fix what QA teams currently work around. Each one is on this page because a real QA lead told us the alternative was broken.
Tests written from acceptance criteria, not clicks
Drop in a plain-English acceptance criterion and Qanthos returns a real Cucumber/Gherkin file. It reads your app, picks the right steps, and stubs the ones it can't infer so QA can approve them in one pass.
- Reads your API contracts and screen structures to ground its output
- Never invents endpoints — asks when uncertain
- Produces test files a human can read, edit, and version
Selectors drift. The agent proposes the fix.
When a UI element moves or an API response shape shifts, we don't fail silently and we don't fail loudly. The agent proposes a minimal repair and marks it for QA review. Approved repairs land as commits — you can read them.
- Diff-based repairs: minimal, reviewable, revertable
- Approved fixes commit to your project repo automatically
- Never rewrites a test the human didn't ask to touch
One repo per project. Zero PATs to rotate.
Every project gets its own private repo provisioned under our GitHub organization, pushed to via a GitHub App with short-lived tokens. You never see the token, never rotate it, never get paged at 2am about an expired PAT.
- GitHub App with short-lived, scoped tokens
- One repo per project — isolated blast radius
- Full commit history preserved. Take the repo with you anytime.
Isolated infrastructure per tenant
Every tenant gets a dedicated runner path. Your tests never queue behind another customer's suite. Your secrets never touch shared infrastructure. The queue is yours.
- One runner path per tenant — no noisy neighbors
- Secrets encrypted at rest and scoped per project
- Parallelism scales with your subscription, not a shared pool
Five test surfaces, one dashboard
Regression, load-adjacent smoke, mobile flows, infrastructure health, and agent-behavior tests — all triaged in one place. Stop paying for four tools that don't talk to each other.
- API testing with OpenAPI import or hand-built endpoints
- UI testing via browser-driven runs with auto-healing selectors
- Mobile, infra, and agent testing on the same primitives
Failures show up where the run happened
No CI logs. No stack traces buried five clicks deep in a build tool. Every failure comes with the request/response, the DOM snapshot, and the agent's proposed repair — inline.
- Pipeline view from queue to report, per run
- Test-case detail with request/response and DOM diff
- One-click reopen or approve-repair from the failure row
POST /api/cart/checkout
Content-Type: application/json
{"guest": true, "cartId": "c_9182"} {"error":"session_required",
"message":"Guest sessions must be initialized via /session/guest first"} Portable by design
Everything under the hood is standard Cucumber/Gherkin in a standard git repo. If you outgrow us — or your enterprise buyer demands BYOR — you take everything with you. No data lock-in. No re-authoring.
- Real .feature files, not a proprietary data model
- Full git history preserved on export
- BYOR (Bring Your Own Repo) unlock available on enterprise
See it running against your app.
Bring one real acceptance criterion. We'll generate the .feature file and run it live during the demo.
Book a demo