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Your test suite shouldn't die the week after the sprint.

Models write the product faster than anyone can write the tests for it. ExoTest Bridge keeps your suite current with what actually shipped, inside the test management system you already run, with your own model keys.

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Every run ends here: proposals you approve, written back where your cases already live.

The problem

A suite goes stale one merge at a time.

Nobody decides to let coverage rot. Eleven pull requests land in a week, four of them change behaviour a test asserts, and the person who would have updated those cases spent the day reviewing code instead.

A quarter later the suite still passes, and no one is willing to say what that proves. Adding another case generator to it makes the problem bigger, not smaller.

What Bridge does

An operator on the suite you already have.

Bridge connects to your test management system with an API key and works inside it. Nothing is imported, nothing is copied out, and your cases keep their numbering and their sections.

  1. It reads what changed

    A merged pull request, or a plain-language ask from you. Both are checked against your existing cases, your repositories and the knowledge files you hand it.

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  2. It proposes, never writes

    Every result is staged: new cases, updates, merges, moves, deprecations. You read them in Bridge, edit what needs editing, and reject the rest.

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  3. It syncs back

    Approved cases land in your platform, in the right section, under your own numbering. Your team opens the same tool tomorrow morning and the suite is current.

How much you hand over

Keep the gate, or give Bridge the keys.

Set it per repository. One can require a QA engineer on every proposal while another runs unattended and keeps itself current. Autonomous repositories still answer to a write permission you set: new cases, or new and updates.

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Human in the loop

Default

Autonomous

Full owner

Your platform, not ours

Qase, TestRail or Xray. Bridge reads and writes over the API; your case library never moves.

Your keys, your spend

Bring an Anthropic or OpenAI key. It is encrypted per tenant, and you see what every run costs.

Your words

Testing guidelines, a glossary, a spec. Hand them over and proposals come back written the way your team writes.

Put verification back in the loop.

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