we spent 2 years making test suites easier to build
now you don't have to create one ever again
give Mo a URL + an objective
its browser agents explore the relevant flows and return a bug report with video + repro steps
no script to write, no suite created just because you ran a bug bash
try Mo: https://t.co/G1tTewlPnf
Things move quickly at Momentic, we have like 8 engineers but we merge like 50 PRs a day. We are able to do this because we run Momentic tests in CI, a full E2E testing.
The reviewers just have to focus on code design and quality because they know it already works!
AI writes all your code. Does it still work?
That's the gap: coding agents are scaling output, but the same with bugs and incidents. The biggest bottleneck is QA: how can you make sure the code your agents just wrote doesn’t break everything?
The best QA are the ones who know everything about your product. Today, we give that knowledge to Momentic’s most capable agent.
Every Linear ticket, every PRD in Notion, every PR - Momentic knows all.
In just the past few weeks, our agents analyzed 70k+ test failures and created 600 tests. Achieving a 73% PR merge rate, and it’s growing fast.
We’re grateful for the trust of our customers, including Notion, Xero, Webflow, Retool, Runway, Bilt, and more.
Our agent now triages every test failure for you > alerts your team if it's a real bug > fixes the test and opens a PR automatically when the user flow changes.
Beta testers already cut triage time by 30% 🔥
One of the coolest things about Momentic is that every dev has the ability to push a production release, multiple times a day.
There’s a lot that enables a team to do that but one of the biggest reason is E2E testing is in our CI with Momentic. Ran against every PR. So we are releasing with a decent level of confidence every time.
I think most teams should be able to achieve this with Momentic.
TIL: about this package called K9s that lets you interact with your #Kubernetes clusters through an UI on your terminal. Check it out here: https://t.co/dZDooKaY0v
You're in a panic.
Your launch date is in a week. Your whole team's credibility is riding on your collective ability to make it happen. Leadership is Eye-of-Sauron-ing this project.
There's just one problem.
You suspect the product sucks.
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