Your spec already knows what to test.

Import an OpenAPI, GraphQL or gRPC spec and AI agents draft a structured, executable test plan — happy paths, auth, boundaries, and conflicts — in minutes, not sprints.

The test plan is derived, not brainstormed.

Your API contract already defines what correct behavior looks like: shapes, status codes, auth requirements, error responses. Agents read the contract and derive the cases a good QA engineer would write — including the unglamorous ones that find real bugs: missing auth checks, boundary values, stale-version conflicts, malformed payloads. Each case is executable immediately, not a spreadsheet of suggestions.

Breaking change, or safe change? Know before your consumers do.

API drift is how integrations break in production: a field goes required, an enum gains a value, a response shape shifts. The drift detector reads every spec revision, classifies each change as breaking or safe, narrates the impact in plain language, and updates the tests the change touched — so the suite is never testing yesterday's contract.

Coverage measured against the contract

See which endpoints and status codes are actually exercised, where the gaps are, and whether this release is ready. Describe a fleet of virtual devices or a dependency in plain English and prove the API holds up under real load with p50/p95/p99 latency.

Part of Zytherum QA — one platform for API testing, self-healing UI tests and security testing, gated on every release by the deploy gate. Request a demo.