In the age of AI, quality is an engineering discipline.

Inside RabbitQA, specialized agents work in three coordinated groups, each aligned with a team in your organisation. Business Agents manage requirement intake and requirement quality on behalf of product managers, product owners and business analysts. Planning Agents design and manage test coverage on behalf of QA leads. Technical Agents run tests, validate APIs and monitor production health on behalf of automation and systems engineers.

Quality starts at the backlog gate, before a line of code is written. Requirements are analysed for gaps, ambiguity and contradictions. Testable PBIs with acceptance criteria are generated automatically, and only validated work enters the backlog. Defects are prevented where they cost least, not where they cost most.

Test cases are generated from validated requirements, ready-to-run suites from API definitions such as OpenAPI, Swagger and Postman, and GDPR-compliant synthetic test data without ever touching production records. The synthetic data method has been validated in a peer-reviewed IEEE publication. Your team reviews and approves rather than writes.

Tests run in parallel and in coordination on the frameworks you already use, including Selenium, Playwright, Cucumber and Appium. Runs are triggered from your Jenkins, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps and GitHub pipelines, and results come back as a release gate. There is no migration project and no rewrite: RabbitQA adds orchestration and governance on top of your existing stack.

The full picture, from release readiness to production health, sits in a single live view. Every action is logged with the user, the timestamp and the change. Audit evidence is not assembled after the fact; it accumulates as the work happens.

Web, mobile, API and accessibility testing live on one platform under one evidence model rather than in separate tools. Coverage includes more than 150 real iOS and Android devices, cross-browser testing, and audits aligned with WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act. As coverage grows, the platform grows with it; your tool count does not.