TestSprite builds your regression suite automatically, so every release goes through a gate you can trust.
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One engine, every surface
However you build, TestSprite meets you there: a CLI for agents and CI, an MCP server in your editor, a gate on every merge, and a no-code dashboard for everyone else. One suite, one set of results, whoever triggered the run.
CLI · for coding agents
IDE · via MCP
Plug in through the open-source CLI, or MCP in your IDE. Your agent writes the code, TestSprite verifies it, and nothing about your workflow changes.
Why TestSprite
Three things make the difference between shipping fast and shipping broken.
01
TestSprite reads your code and PRD for context, then proves it against the running app: dozens of agents open it at once and work through every feature like a real user, driving a real browser or hitting a live API. No assertions on mocks — so a pass means a person could actually do it.
02
When something fails, TestSprite returns one self-consistent bundle: the failing step and its neighbors, screenshots, DOM snapshots, the test source, a root-cause hypothesis, and a recommended fix. You — or the agent that wrote the code — read it, fix it, rerun. Nobody spends the morning deciding whether a red test is real.
03
As you build, TestSprite adds more tests and keeps everything that passed, so coverage grows in lockstep with the app instead of decaying between releases. A failing test also puts a dropped requirement back in front of you mid-task — which no context window will do on its own.
Always on
A verifier that runs when someone remembers to run it protects nothing. Give it a schedule and a merge gate.
Every merge
Every pull request is re-checked against the full suite before it lands, and the result posts to the PR — where the review already is.
Every night
Nightly, weekly, or ahead of each release. Silent breaks surface on their own instead of during a demo.
Every run, kept
Verdict, video and trigger, all retained — so you can see when a test started failing, not just that it is.
Customer stories
Good job! Pretty cool MCP from TestSprite team! AI coding + AI testing helps you build better software easily!
Trae TeamByteDance - Trae AI
I’m generating code faster than ever, but that also means bugs can compound just as fast. TestSprite catches what Cursor misses. The fact that it runs automatically on every pull request means my team can move quickly without second-guessing what just merged.
Hang H.CEO - InstaCloud
TestSprite's user-friendly interface made it easy to set everything up. The simplicity of the onboarding process really sets TestSprite apart from other tools we've used in the past.
Jeffery Z.Managing Partner - Princeton Pharmatech
TestSprite's automation has been invaluable in detecting hard-to-find issues. API testing is crucial to our product. Its comprehensive coverage gives us confidence to release updates without concerns of breaking the backend.
Malcolm Y.Co-founder - Genrex
TestSprite is one of the most exciting AI startups in the world. It is an autonomous software testing platform where AI agents generate and execute tests to validate that software actually works — across codebases, environments, and the live web.
Homer W.Head of Product - TinyFish
TestSprite offers rich test case generation, clear structure, and easy-to-read code. It also supports simple online debugging with the ability to quickly expand by generating new test cases.
Bo L.QA Engineer - Luckin CoffeeBuilt with TestSprite
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