Tesults

Tesults is a test automation reporting and failure intelligence platform built for engineering teams that need consolidated visibility into every test run. It connects to popular test frameworks in about five minutes, automatically uploads results, and surfaces failure patterns, regressions, and flaky tests without manual analysis. The platform is actively developed by Tesults Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales with a globally distributed remote-first team.

What It Is

Tesults sits in the test results reporting and analysis layer of a software development pipeline. Teams integrate it by adding a small reporter or plugin to their existing test framework — no changes to test code are required. Once connected, every test run pushes results to the Tesults dashboard, where engineers can view pass/fail status, compare runs, identify regressions, and track flaky tests. The platform also exposes a structured Insights API so the same intelligence is available directly in CI pipelines and AI agents, not just the web UI.

Framework and Language Coverage

Tesults supports an unusually wide range of test frameworks and languages out of the box:

• Test frameworks: JUnit 4/5, TestNG, NUnit 3, xUnit, MSTest, pytest, Robot Framework, RSpec, Mocha, Jasmine, Jest, Playwright, WebdriverIO, CodeceptJS, Nightwatch, Vitest, Cypress, TestCafe, Postman, Protractor, Selenium, XCTest, Espresso, GoogleTest, Rust (#[test] / nextest / rstest), ROS 2, colcon, and more
• Languages: C++, Rust, Java, C#, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, Node.js, Go, Kotlin, PHP, Swift
• Data formats: REST API and JUnit XML for custom or internal frameworks

Insights API and AI Agent Integration

A key differentiator is the Tesults Insights API, which exposes structured endpoints for failure intelligence:

• /insights/explain-run — returns a plain-language summary of a test run including root cause, failure patterns, and confidence scores
• /insights/flaky-tests — returns a ranked list of unstable tests with failure rates and last-failure timestamps across the last 10 runs
• /insights/what-changed — compares consecutive runs and returns a delta of new failures, resolved failures, and continuing failures

Tesults also ships an MCP server, allowing AI tools such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor to query test data in natural language. Users can ask questions like "Why did the nightly build fail?" and receive structured answers drawn directly from stored test history.

Release Management and Manual QA

Beyond automated test reporting, Tesults includes features for manual QA workflows and release governance:

• Test Lists and Runs: Create manual test case scenarios, assign cases to team members, and track completion progress
• Release Records: Capture an auditable record of test results for every release, attach automated and manual runs, and seal the record once approved
• Release Checklists: Consolidate automated tests, manual tests, and other release tasks into a single sign-off checklist
• Tasks: Turn failing test cases into team tasks directly from the results view

Integrations and Notifications

Tesults connects to the tools engineering teams already use for communication and incident management:

• Push results to Slack, MS Teams, and Mattermost
• Automate incidents on PagerDuty based on test failures
• Create Jira issues and automate status changes
• Use GitHub Actions to gate CI pipelines on test results

SSO via SAML 2.0 and Google OAuth is available on all plans, including the free tier. Audit logs and organization-level management are also supported.

Platform Access

The primary interface is a web dashboard designed for desktop browsers. iOS and Android mobile apps are available for viewing results on the go. The Tesults API enables programmatic access for CI/CD integration, pipeline gating, and AI agent workflows. Data is stored in US-based data centers.