Capability · AI-assisted · API-first

AI test automation that keeps your API suite alive.

Let AI handle the mechanical part — reading your repo, generating an API test suite, and proposing updates as your endpoints change. You keep judgement and review; TestingForge handles the grunt work so your coverage doesn't slowly rot.

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Day 1

a generated suite to run, instead of an empty Postman collection

Per PR

drift is detected on the pull request that introduces it

1 reviewer

is enough — AI proposes a diff, a human approves it

Why "just write more API tests" stopped working

Every growing API hits the same wall: the suite is twice as large as last quarter and only half as useful. Endpoints rename, response shapes shift, somebody adds a required field and nobody updates the smoke tests. Hand-maintained Postman collections do not scale with release cadence.

AI-assisted testing does not replace your engineers — it takes the mechanical part off their desks so they can actually review, approve and think about edge cases and risk.

What you actually get

A structured API suite (scenarios, bricks, variables, assertions) generated from your code and OpenAPI
Drift detection on the pull request that introduces it — not weeks later in production
AI-proposed fixes for affected bricks, with a clean diff for human review
Full HTTP traces and assertion-level failures — no "something broke, good luck"
Audit trail: every AI change is diffed, reviewed and signed off before it lands

What this is not

Honest scope: TestingForge is API-first today. We do not generate browser/UI E2E tests or self-heal selectors. We do not auto-merge changes — every proposed update sits in a diff until a human approves it. And the AI is a co-pilot, not a substitute for someone on the team owning the suite.

Reduce manual QA effort, not coverage

TestingForge detects API drift, proposes updated bricks, and waits for a human to merge the change. Your coverage stays aligned with the product without anybody burning half a sprint on "test cleanup week".

Faster releases with a trustworthy suite

When the suite is trustworthy, the deploy button is boring. That is the goal: ship more often, with smaller diffs, and know exactly which brick, field and assertion broke the second something does.

Frequently asked questions

What does TestingForge actually generate?

A structured API test suite — scenarios, groups, bricks (one editable record per HTTP call), variables, secrets and assertions — derived from your code, OpenAPI and recorded HTTP traffic. We do not generate browser/UI tests.

Does AI replace QA engineers?

No. TestingForge automates the mechanical part — proposing the suite and proposing fixes when the API changes — while a human reviewer approves every diff. Judgement, edge cases and risk decisions stay with the team.

Can it run in CI/CD?

Yes. The suite runs on pull requests, on schedule and manually, with results posted back to GitHub or GitLab and full HTTP traces and assertion-level diagnostics in TestingForge.

How is this different from a one-off generated collection?

A one-off Postman/OpenAPI export rots the moment the API changes. TestingForge keeps watching the repository and proposes updates to the affected bricks, so coverage stays aligned with the product over time.

Hand the API-suite maintenance to the AI.

Connect a repo and let TestingForge generate, run and keep an API test suite alive — with you in the review loop. Free to start, no credit card.

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