Features

Structured, specification-driven test design.

Test generation operates from explicit requirement schemas with clearly defined inputs, deterministic construction, and traceable logic paths. Each test type follows dedicated specifications that make coverage verifiable and results debuggable.

AST-Based Design

Abstract Syntax Tree-based design defines explicit schemas for each test type with clearly specified required and optional inputs. This structured approach makes test requirements verifiable, coverage gaps visible, and generation outcomes predictable.

Deterministic Generation

Automatic Chaining

Parameterization

AST-Based Design

Abstract Syntax Tree-based design defines explicit schemas for each test type with clearly specified required and optional inputs. This structured approach makes test requirements verifiable, coverage gaps visible, and generation outcomes predictable.

Deterministic Generation

Automatic Chaining

Parameterization

AST-Based Design

Abstract Syntax Tree-based design defines explicit schemas for each test type with clearly specified required and optional inputs. This structured approach makes test requirements verifiable, coverage gaps visible, and generation outcomes predictable.

Deterministic Generation

Automatic Chaining

Parameterization

Language & Framework Support

Language & Framework Support

Language & Framework Support

Structured test designs translate into executable code through an adapter layer. The generation engine produces framework-agnostic test designs from requirement schemas, and the adapter layer converts these designs into idiomatic code for target languages and testing frameworks.

This architectural separation means new languages and frameworks can be easily supported by extending the adapter layer. The same test design produces functionally equivalent tests across different technology stacks.

Structured test designs translate into executable code through an adapter layer. The generation engine produces framework-agnostic test designs from requirement schemas, and the adapter layer converts these designs into idiomatic code for target languages and testing frameworks.

This architectural separation means new languages and frameworks can be easily supported by extending the adapter layer. The same test design produces functionally equivalent tests across different technology stacks.

Structured test designs translate into executable code through an adapter layer. The generation engine produces framework-agnostic test designs from requirement schemas, and the adapter layer converts these designs into idiomatic code for target languages and testing frameworks.

This architectural separation means new languages and frameworks can be easily supported by extending the adapter layer. The same test design produces functionally equivalent tests across different technology stacks.