Your users should not be the smoke test.

One webhook from your pipeline runs the whole suite — API, UI and security — against the fresh deploy. Green promotes the release. Red blocks it, with the evidence already filed in Jira.

One POST request. That's the integration.

No plugin marketplace, no agent to install in your CI. After your pipeline deploys, it calls a webhook; the gate runs every suite attached to the project against the environment you just shipped, and answers green or red. It works the same from GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, or a bash script — anything that can send an HTTP request can gate a release.

What the gate runs

Every deploy: the full suite — API, UI and security — on the environment your pipeline just changed. Red comes with evidence: failing runs are triaged into findings with failure type, severity, screenshots and repro steps, pushed to Jira before anyone asks. Schedules too: nightly runs catch drift and environment rot even when nobody shipped. Load before launch: attach a simulation and p50/p95/p99 latency decides with the functional suites.

Releases stop being a judgment call.

Without a gate, "can we ship?" is answered by whoever is confident that day. With one, it is answered by the tests that ran three minutes ago against the exact build in question. Confidence becomes a property of the pipeline.

Part of Zytherum QA, built on the Zytherum Agent Platform. Request a demo.