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Enterprise-Grade AI Software Testing Agent
CoTester is an enterprise-grade AI software testing agent that blends adaptability with robotic precision. Designed for industries where precision, scalability, and compliance are critical, CoTester autonomously converts requirements or JIRA stories into executable, intelligent test logic — then validates its direction with your team before execution, ensuring human oversight at every critical point.
Its self-healing engine, AgentRx, adapts to both minor locator changes and large-scale UI redesigns in real time during execution, reducing brittle test failures and maintenance overhead. Whether your team prefers scriptless automation, record-and-play, or full code mode, CoTester maintains complete context and flexibility.
Integration is seamless with Git-based collaboration, CI/CD pipelines, parameterized test data, and encrypted secrets. By combining AI-driven creativity in test design with rule-based robotic execution, CoTester accelerates QA cycles, strengthens release reliability, and frees teams to focus on building software — not fixing tests.
Already trusted by Fortune 100 companies, CoTester is the AI agent that delivers enterprise-scale speed without sacrificing control, compliance, or confidence.
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