§ QODEX Application Assurance Layer
Three slices of the same platform.
One persistent memory underneath.
QODEX expands beyond API assurance into autonomous, multi-layer QA. Use the tabs to see how each capability works, they’re different views of the same engine.
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§ Self-Maintaining Test Suite
A test suite that grows itself.
QODEX explores your software, captures every workflow as a reusable scenario, classifies every failure, and rebuilds the suite as the product changes. The output is a living test suite, not a folder of scripts that broke last week.
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§ The bottleneck
Most teams aren’t under-tested. They’re under-maintained.
You started with good coverage. Then the product moved. Selectors broke, scenarios drifted, the team triaged a few weeks of red builds and then quietly stopped. The test suite that should have been your safety net became something you avoid touching. QODEX takes the maintenance work back, so coverage compounds instead of decaying.
§ What it does
Capabilities, end to end.
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Scenarios as code
Every test saves as a deterministic, executable script you can re-run, version, and audit.
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Failure classification
Real bug, stale selector, or environment issue. QODEX tells you which, every time.
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Auto-healing tests
When the UI or API changes, scenarios update themselves instead of failing the build.
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Zero-cost regressions
Exploration uses AI once. Re-runs are free for the lifetime of the scenario.
§ How it works
From day one to day thirty.
Step 1
Describe what to cover
Plain English, an OpenAPI spec, or a Jira ticket. QODEX explores your product through a real browser and real API calls, then saves what it finds as scenarios.
Step 2
Run the suite anywhere
Run on QODEX, in your CI, or locally. Every run produces a classified report: real bugs vs. stale tests vs. environment issues, with reproduction steps for each.
Step 3
The suite maintains itself
When something stale fails, QODEX heals it and re-runs. When something real fails, you get a ticket. Coverage compounds with every release.
§ Common questions
Quick answers.
When a test fails, QODEX classifies whether it’s a real bug, a stale selector, or an environment issue. Stale tests heal themselves: if a button moves or an element renames, QODEX updates the scenario instead of failing. Real bugs reach your team with screenshots, repro steps, and the exact request that failed.
Every scenario saves as an executable script. You can keep them in QODEX, export them, or commit them alongside your codebase. The platform owns maintenance regardless of where the suite physically lives.
No. Exploration uses LLMs once. After that, each saved scenario is a deterministic executable script. Regression runs cost zero LLM tokens.
QODEX detects the change, updates the affected scenarios, and reports anything it can’t auto-resolve. Coverage compounds with every release instead of decaying.
§ Get started
Stop maintaining tests. Start having them.
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§ Built-In Security
Security that runs in every build, not every quarter.
OWASP-aligned security checks run alongside functional tests every time you ship. SQL injection, XSS, auth bypass, broken access control, CORS, each finding comes with the exact request, the reproduction steps, and remediation guidance.
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§ The bottleneck
Most teams’ security testing is a snapshot.
Quarterly pentests arrive late and out of context. The vulnerability they describe was introduced eight weeks ago, by an engineer who has shipped fifty things since. By the time the report lands, the team can’t tell which change broke what. QODEX makes security a continuous build signal: the vulnerability surfaces in the same PR that caused it.
§ What it does
Capabilities, end to end.
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OWASP-aligned, in every build
Injection, XSS, CORS, broken auth, access control, sensitive data exposure. Every commit gets the same coverage as a pentest.
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Reproducible findings
Each finding includes the exact HTTP request, the response, and step-by-step reproduction so engineers can fix it without guessing.
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Multi-agent parallelism
Security agents run in parallel with functional agents. CI stays fast even as security coverage scales.
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Authentication and authorization
Token validation, role escalation, session handling, scope leakage. The full auth surface is exercised every build.
§ How it works
From day one to day thirty.
Step 1
Built-in coverage from day one
When QODEX maps your endpoints and screens, it also identifies the security checks that apply to each. No security playbook to author. No separate tool to integrate.
Step 2
Runs alongside every functional test
Security agents run in parallel with functional agents. Every PR build gets the same security pass an external pentest would do, every single time.
Step 3
Findings reach the right person
Each finding is filed against the change that introduced it, with reproduction steps and remediation guidance. Slack, Jira, GitHub, wherever the team already works.
§ Common questions
Quick answers.
A pentest is a snapshot. QODEX runs OWASP-aligned checks alongside functional tests in every build, so vulnerabilities surface within minutes of the change that introduced them, not three months later in a PDF.
OWASP Top 10 for both APIs and applications: SQL injection, XSS, broken authentication, broken access control, sensitive data exposure, security misconfiguration, CORS issues, and more. QODEX produces the exact request, the response, the reproduction steps, and remediation guidance for each.
No. The platform runs on its own and surfaces issues in plain English with reproduction steps. Most teams using QODEX don’t have a dedicated security engineer, which is exactly why continuous in-build security matters for them.
Security checks run in parallel with functional tests using multi-agent orchestration. For most teams the security pass adds seconds to a build, not minutes.
§ Get started
See your security posture before your next release.
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§ Persistent Memory
The platform that learns your product.
QODEX maintains a living understanding of your software: every endpoint, every screen, every auth flow, every quirk, every scenario you’ve ever run. The longer you use it, the better it tests. Knowledge persists. Coverage compounds.
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§ The bottleneck
Manual testers carry the knowledge in their heads. When they leave, it leaves with them.
Tribal knowledge is the most expensive thing in QA. The senior engineer who knows the legacy auth quirks, the QA lead who remembers why that one test was disabled, the consultant who set up the staging environment, every one of them walks out with knowledge the team needs to keep testing well. QODEX makes that knowledge institutional.
§ What it does
Capabilities, end to end.
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A living product graph
Endpoints, screens, auth flows, ownership, criticality. Updated continuously as the product changes.
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Test history that compounds
Every scenario, every classification, every fix. Future tests build on past reasoning instead of starting from zero.
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Environment fluency
QODEX learns your staging quirks, your seeded data, and your auth flows so tests behave like a senior engineer would.
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Cross-surface awareness
API changes that affect the UI, UI changes that touch security. The memory connects every layer.
§ How it works
From day one to day thirty.
Day 1
QODEX knows nothing
A blank slate. The platform begins by mapping your surface (endpoints, screens, auth flows) and asking enough questions to understand the basics.
Day 7
A first picture of the product
Roughly 50 scenarios captured, the inventory is current, classifications are flowing. The memory has enough context to tell stale failures from real ones.
Day 30
Compounding effectiveness
Hundreds of scenarios, every endpoint understood, dozens of checks per run. The platform now tests the way a senior engineer who’s been on the team for two years would.
§ Common questions
Quick answers.
Endpoint patterns and authentication flows, UI structure and component hierarchies, every scenario you’ve ever run, every classification it’s ever made, the quirks of your environment, and the working knowledge of how each part of your product connects to the rest.
Yes. Each organization has its own persistent memory. QODEX learns your product, not anyone else’s.
Most testing tools start from zero on every run. QODEX uses what it already knows to test smarter: it routes around known stable areas, focuses agents on changed surfaces, and reuses prior reasoning to cut exploration time. This is what makes day-30 dramatically more effective than day-1.
The memory is queryable. You can browse the inventory, scenarios, classifications, and historical runs. Everything is exportable as structured data.
§ Get started
See what QODEX would know about your product after 30 days.
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