Get a team of Senior QA Engineers and Analysts at a fraction of the cost. Agents read your PR, review the code changes for potential functional, performance, or security issues, plan end-to-end test coverage, test your app on Android, iOS, or Web — then post a clear GO or NO-GO where your team already works.
Plan
Diff → specs
Explore
Live testing
Triage
GitHub checks
Platforms
Android · iOS · Web
Runs on
Local · Cloud
Call
GO · NO-GO
assert-mind · qa · live
runningPlatforms
3
Findings
3
Call
NO-GO
Each agent
Separate agents with distinct jobs — wired together so quality decisions stay fast and traceable.
Plan
Turns branch diffs into reviewable scenario specs before anyone starts testing — so coverage follows the change, not a stale spreadsheet.
Expedite coverage
Generate maintainable scenarios in minutes instead of hand-writing scripts for every PR.
Stay consistent
Standardized spec format across teams — extend plans as commits land.
Close the loop
Correlate post-run findings back to the scenarios that produced them.
Plan · PR #847
3 scenariosBranch diff
Generated specs
Explore
Taps through real flows on Android, iOS, and web — locally or in the cloud — and returns evidence your team can act on.
Catch what scripts miss
Breadth-first or focused testing with screenshots at every decision point.
Accelerate debugging
Blockers surface with scenario context — not buried in CI logs.
Clear ship signal
GO or NO-GO with blockers, evidence, and screenshots.
Example · PR #847
feat: one-tap checkout
Product area
Checkout · payments
Target
Cloud · Pixel 8
Platforms
Android · iOS · Web
What's wrong
Triage
Reads the diff, matches suites, labels the PR, and posts check runs — so the right tests run without a manual routing spreadsheet.
Diff-aware matching
Suite selection follows what actually changed in the pull request.
Works where you review
Check runs, labels, and comments land in GitHub — no new dashboard.
Actionable checks
Each check run lists blockers, scenarios, and evidence — not just pass or fail.
GitHub · PR #847
feat: one-tap checkout
Triage decision
Diff touches checkout session handling and payment retry paths. Running 3 matched suites.
Why teams switch
Modern releases span Android, iOS, and web — with diffs, platform matrices, and “shift left” pressure that often adds work instead of removing it. Teams drown in manual triage, brittle scripts, and bugs that only show up in production.
Assert Mind Agents reads the change, plans the coverage, explores the product where it runs, and gives a clear answer — so engineering spends less time maintaining tests and more time shipping quality.
The result
A quality layer that scales with your team.
Built for engineering teams
Plan, Explore, and Triage work together on a PR — not three separate tools bolted onto CI.
From pull request to release to production — same agents, same evidence, same GO or NO-GO language.
Local or cloud. Your Anthropic key or our gateway. Your source stays yours.
Blockers, scenarios, and screenshots — not a wall of logs. A clear signal on what to fix.
How it works
On a pull request, a release candidate, or production — Assert Mind Agents shows you what quality looks like right now.
Add the Assert Mind GitHub App, or run Assert Mind Agents from your terminal and CI. No YAML scavenger hunt.
Use your Anthropic key for direct calls, or our managed gateway. Same product either way.
Run against a PR, a release build, or a live environment — locally or in the cloud.
Findings, scenarios, screenshots, and a clear GO or NO-GO — so you know what to fix before release.
Outcomes
Broken flows, missing paths, unclear states — the gaps scripts miss until someone files a ticket.
Assert Mind Agents walks real flows on Android, iOS, and web — the way a careful engineer would — and catches what scripted tests miss.
Vague requirements become concrete risks. Missing edge cases, unclear states, and unfinished paths show up early.
A clear GO or NO-GO with blockers, scenarios, and evidence — whether you're reviewing a PR, gating a release, or checking production.
GitHub check runs and PR comments where your team already reviews — plus local artifacts and run viewer links.
Privacy
Other AI QA tools ask you to upload the product. Assert Mind Agents runs where the code already is — and only sends findings metadata to our control plane.
What leaves your environment
Execution and artifacts stay on your CI runner or laptop. Assert Mind servers never store your repo.
Run status, finding counts, severity. No source, diffs, or file paths to our control plane.
Diffs and screenshots go to Anthropic with your key (BYOK), or through our managed gateway — you choose.
Five allowlisted hosts. Run behind a proxy and confirm exactly what goes upstream.
Pricing
Billed per team, never per seat. Pull request reviews are unmetered — only executing against your app is metered, and those runs draw on prepaid credits that never expire. Top up in packs when you need to, or bring your own provider key and stop metering entirely. No subscription at all? Buy credits and run whenever you like.
What counts as a run. A run is one execution against your app — a scenario suite on one platform, or an explore session. Pull request reviews, requirement analysis, and test planning are unmetered on every plan and never count against it. Credits never expire and roll over for as long as you keep the account. Nothing is ever charged automatically — you top up when you choose to, and if credits run out mid-sprint a small buffer keeps your checks green while you do.
Using your own provider. Bring your own Anthropic key and runs stop being metered: prompts go straight to your provider account under your own contract, and you pay for tokens at cost.
Human QA
Some releases deserve a second opinion. Put a senior QA engineer alongside the agents — for the calls that are easier to make with a person in the room.
Hands-on passes over the flows that matter, checking the product does what it promises.
Performance, accessibility, security, and usability — the qualities a pass/fail assertion misses.
Complex cross-platform passes a person interprets, not just collects — ending in a senior QA putting their name on the GO, or telling you what to fix first.
Put Assert Mind Agents on your next pull request and see exactly what's ready — and what isn't.
Whenever product quality matters — on a pull request, before a release, or against staging and production. The goal is always the same: know what's broken before it reaches users.
Android, iOS, and web. Same scenario specs — switch targets per platform without rewriting tests.
Yes. Iterate locally, then run the same suite in the cloud from CI. One agent, two places to execute.
Runs execute on your CI runner or laptop. Our control plane receives findings metadata only — counts and status, not diffs or file contents. LLM prompts necessarily include what agents reason about (diffs, screenshots); choose BYOK to call Anthropic directly with your key, or our managed gateway.
Assert Mind Agents complements them. It catches broken flows, requirement gaps, and UX issues that unit and E2E suites routinely miss — the quality of the product as users experience it.
Subscriptions are flat monthly plans — Growth from $199 — billed per team rather than per seat, so adding engineers never changes the price, and each covers requirement analysis, PR review, and end-to-end testing across Android, iOS, and web. Without a subscription there is pay as you go: prepaid credit packs of $20, $50, $100, or $300 that never expire. Custom is quoted per organization; get in touch and we will put a number to it.
A run is one execution against your app — a scenario suite on one platform, or an explore session. Pull request reviews, requirement analysis, and test planning are unmetered on every plan and never count against it. Runs draw on prepaid credits bought in packs, or on your own provider key, in which case they are not metered at all. Credits never expire and roll over for as long as you keep the account. Nothing is ever charged automatically — you top up when you choose to, and if credits run out mid-sprint a small buffer keeps your checks green while you do.
Yes, on any plan. Bring your own Anthropic key and runs stop being metered: prompts go straight to your provider account under your own contract, and you pay for tokens at cost. Teams with an existing Anthropic agreement usually prefer it: the data stays inside terms their security team has already reviewed, and the subscription price stops depending on how much you test.
Read code and pull requests. Write comments and check runs. It never merges, pushes, or runs destructive actions. You can also run from CI or your machine without a PR.