Stop fixing broken tests after every release.

TestingForge connects to your repo, generates a real API regression suite, runs it in CI, and keeps it aligned as your endpoints change — so test maintenance stops eating your sprint. AI test automation, self-healing tests, real diagnostics. API-first today; no browser/UI tests.

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Passed today 148

Flaky fixed 23

Saved hrs / wk 41h

Run #5127 · checkout smoke · stage LIVE

POST /login 200 GET /cart 200 POST /checkout ··· GET /orders/:id 200

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Bricks · API building blocks

Every API call is a first-class brick — editable, testable, reusable.

Each request lives as a transparent record you edit in the UI — method, URL, headers, body, variables, assertions, even the host. Chain them into scenarios, branch, loop, re-run only the failed ones. No codegen blackbox.

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Import: cURL Import: OpenAPI Import: HAR Revisions · Diff · Revert Secrets vault

POST"Create order"

URL template

{option.API_HOST}/v1/orders/{customerId}/checkout

Extracts

orderId ← $.data.id

Checks

✓ status is 201

✓ $.data.status equals "confirmed"

✓ response time < 800ms

Run #5127 · checkout smoke · stage

Running

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Failed

Running

Step 18 / 24 · Poll until paid 00:42 elapsed · ~00:18 left

Trigger: manual · user anna@acme.test

Env: stage · host api.stage.acme.test

Group: Checkout / Happy path

Retries allowed: 2 · failed-only re-run ready

Trace timeline · live

1 failure

POST 200 128ms Auth · login /v1/auth/login pass

POST 201 214ms Cart · add items /v1/cart/items pass

POST 422 389ms Create order /v1/orders/checkout fail

Failed checks

✕ status is 201 — got 422

✕ $.data.status equals confirmed — got "promo_invalid"

Copy as cURL Re-run failed only Open brick

GET … — Poll until paid /v1/orders/{orderId} run

Why different

Most tools generate tests once. TestingForge keeps them working.

Hand-written automation rots on every refactor. AI test generators ship a green suite once and walk away. TestingForge is built for the part nobody likes — the months after day one.

Self-maintaining tests

Adapts to product changes

Brittle on API refactors

Maintenance overhead

Time to first green run

Traditional automation

Manual

Yes

High

Weeks

AI test generators

One-shot

Mostly

Medium

Hours

TestingForge Self-healing

Yes

Repo-aware

Resilient

Low

Same day

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Why TestingForge exists

Generating an API test suite once is the easy part. The hard part starts later — when contracts shift, new endpoints appear, response shapes change, and someone on the team becomes the unofficial “fix the tests” person. That's where most automated regression testing efforts quietly die.

TestingForge is built for the long-term problem, not the demo-friendly one. We watch your repository, generate a real suite from your code, and keep it aligned over time — self-healing tests with every proposed change reviewed by a human before it merges. The result: lower test maintenance overhead and the kind of release confidence engineering teams actually need.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does TestingForge actually do?

You connect a GitHub or GitLab repository. TestingForge reads your code and OpenAPI, generates a structured API regression suite (scenarios, bricks, variables, assertions), runs it in CI, and updates it as your API changes — so you stop hand-building and hand-fixing the suite.

Is this for API testing only?

Today, yes — TestingForge is API-first. We build, run and maintain HTTP/API test suites. We do not generate browser/UI E2E tests; if that's your only need, we are not the right tool yet.

How do self-healing tests stay in sync with my code?

TestingForge tracks your repository. When endpoints, request shapes or responses change, it proposes test updates and waits for a human review. You always own the diff before it merges into the suite — no silent rewrites, no opaque AI commits.

Does it run in CI/CD?

Yes. The same suite runs on pull requests, on schedule, or manually, with full HTTP traces and assertion-level diagnostics for failures — so regressions surface in minutes, not days.

How is this different from Postman, Playwright or AI test generators?

Postman and hand-written Playwright suites are blank canvases — someone has to build and maintain them. AI test generators ship a one-off suite and walk away. TestingForge generates the suite and keeps it aligned with your code, so test maintenance overhead stays low instead of compounding every sprint. See the full comparison →