TestSprite

What is TestSprite?

TestSprite is an AI testing agent for developers and teams building web, API, backend, and LLM applications. It reads a PRD or infers product intent from a codebase, creates prioritized test plans and runnable cases, executes them in isolated cloud sandboxes, and records logs, screenshots, videos, and request-response differences. It then separates likely product bugs from test fragility and environment failures and sends structured guidance back to developers or coding agents.

The product integrates through MCP with tools such as Claude Code, Codex, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Trae, and it can run in GitHub Actions and scheduled monitoring. Auto-healing is intended to repair non-functional test drift, not hide real defects. Teams should review generated requirements, protect test credentials and data, verify destructive actions, and keep independent release gates for high-risk systems.

How to Use TestSprite

1. Connect the MCP server, CLI, or CI integration to an approved test project.
2. Provide the PRD, acceptance criteria, environment, and test-data boundaries.
3. Review the generated internal requirements and prioritized test plan.
4. Run frontend, backend, API, or end-to-end tests in the sandbox.
5. Inspect evidence and failure classification before applying suggested fixes.
6. Re-run critical journeys and keep stable tests in scheduled regression groups.

Core Features

• Intent discovery: Parses requirements and code to model expected behavior.
• Autonomous test generation: Produces executable UI, API, backend, and workflow cases.
• Cloud execution: Runs tests in isolated environments with detailed evidence.
• Failure diagnosis: Classifies defects, flaky tests, environment problems, and contract drift.
• Safe auto-healing: Repairs brittle tests while preserving product-failure reporting.
• Developer integrations: Connects through MCP, CLI, IDE workflows, schedules, and GitHub Actions.

Use Cases

• Validate AI-generated features before pull-request review.
• Test authentication, checkout, onboarding, and other critical user journeys.
• Check API contracts and backend integration chains after changes.
• Evaluate agent tools, retrieval, schemas, latency, cost, and guardrails in LLM apps.

Pricing

Free includes 150 monthly credits, one Test List, basic testing, CLI, MCP IDE integration, and CI support. Starter is free for the first month and then $19 monthly for 400 credits, five Test Lists, five schedules, advanced models, and priority support. Standard is $69 monthly for 1,600 credits, unlimited lists and schedules, custom configurations, and advanced testing. Enterprise uses custom pricing for custom models, API access, credits, and dedicated support. Annual billing advertises a 30% discount.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does TestSprite prove software is bug-free?

No. Generated coverage and passing tests reduce uncertainty but do not replace threat modeling, specialist QA, code review, or production monitoring.

What consumes credits?

Credits are used when agents explore the application, generate cases, and execute tests.

Should auto-healed tests be trusted automatically?

No. Review the change to ensure it fixes obsolete test mechanics rather than weakening a valid assertion.