testkube

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This tool connects Testkube, a platform many engineering teams use to run and track software tests in Kubernetes, with AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor. Once your organization has Testkube running, it lets an AI assistant check on test runs, review results and logs, and help troubleshoot failures without you needing to dig through dashboards yourself. It does not replace Testkube — it is a way for an AI assistant to talk to a Testkube setup your company already has in place.

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Ask if my team's latest tests passed or failed Get a plain-English explanation of why a test failed Pull up error logs from a recent test run Find out which tests ran today Get help troubleshooting a broken build without leaving my chat See test results without opening a separate dashboard

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The Open Testing Platform for AI-driven Engineering Teams

Testkube provides a single platform for defining, running and analyzing automated tests, using your existing testing tools/scripts, running in your Kubernetes infrastructure.

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testkube FAQ

Can I use this to check whether my tests passed?

Yes — once it is connected to your organization's Testkube setup, you can ask your AI assistant to look up recent test runs and tell you whether they passed or failed.

Can I use this to figure out why a test failed?

Yes — you can ask your assistant to pull up the logs and results for a failing test and explain what went wrong in plain language.

Which AI apps can I use this with?

It works with any AI assistant that supports MCP, including Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini-based tools, as well as coding assistants like Cursor.

Do I need an account or an API key to use this?

You need access to a Testkube setup that your organization already runs. The connection itself does not require a separate API key, but you will need permission to reach your company's Testkube system.

Is this easy to set up myself?

Not really — Testkube runs inside a company's Kubernetes systems, so someone on your engineering team typically needs to set it up before you can connect an AI assistant to it.

Do I need to know anything about Kubernetes to use this?

No, once it is set up you can simply ask your assistant questions about your tests. Someone technical on your team just needs to handle the initial setup.

Can this run tests for me automatically, or does it just report on them?

It can both trigger test runs and report back on ones that already ran, depending on how your team has configured Testkube.

Will this work if my company doesn't use Kubernetes?

No, this specific tool is built for teams whose tests run through Testkube on Kubernetes. If your team does not use that setup, this will not apply to you.