qodex

qodex

Qodex is an agentic AI QA and security platform that uses a single autonomous agent to perform PR review, API and UI testing, and continuous API security testing (OWASP, BOLA, IDOR) against real running apps and preview deploys.

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Qodex is an agentic AI QA and security platform that combines PR review, API and UI testing, and security testing into a single autonomous agent. It reads diffs, runs scenarios against real preview deploys and staging (not just the diff), and reports failing requests, responses, screenshots, and security findings back to pull requests as checks. Qodex can discover APIs, generate runnable tests from API specs, and continuously check for OWASP-style vulnerabilities (including BOLA and IDOR) while integrating with developer workflows.

Teams can point Qodex at their app to perform a free app scan, import OpenAPI specs, Postman collections, spreadsheets, and existing tests, and keep scenarios as standard Playwright and HTTP code that the team owns and can export. The product supports triggers on demand, by schedule, or via CI/deploy hooks and aims to convert incidents and bug reports into reproducible scenarios that run continuously against staging.

Qodex.ai automates API testing and security using AI, simplifying the process with no-code solutions.

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Key Features

Agentic AI QA Agent

A single autonomous agent that performs PR review, API and UI testing, and security testing from the same scenarios and produces findings as PR status checks and comments.

API Testing

Runnable tests generated from your API spec and tests that run against the real app and preview deploys.

API Security Testing

Continuous OWASP-style coverage including BOLA and IDOR checks; flags vulnerabilities with attack details and CVSS/OWASP references.

PR Review & Code Context

Reads code diffs and runs tests against the real running app so it can confirm whether a change actually breaks behavior rather than only guessing from the diff.

Replay & Deterministic Scenarios

Scenarios are standard Playwright and HTTP code you own and can export; replays make no model call and are cached to avoid costs.

Incident-to-Test Conversion

Turns filed incidents and bug reports into reproducible scenarios that run continuously against staging; incidents become tests you can trust.

Integrations & Deployment Triggers

Integrates with GitHub, Slack, webhooks, CI and deploy hooks, and supports bring-your-own model key workflows.

Free App Scan

Point Qodex at your app to discover APIs, run functional and OWASP security probes, and receive findings (free app scan offered).

Pricing

Free Tier Available

Free app scan and ability to start a free trial ("Scan my app for free" and "Start free trial" are offered).

Demo / Contact

Book a demo / contact sales
  • Custom pricing and onboarding via demo request
  • Enterprise-focused engagement (implied by "Book a demo" and demo flow)

Use Cases

PR gating and automated review

Run scenarios and security probes against preview deploys and post status checks and detailed comments on pull requests to block merges until issues are resolved.

Continuous API and UI testing

Keep a living suite of Playwright and HTTP scenarios that run on schedule, on demand, or via CI hooks to detect regressions in staging.

Automated security and pentesting

Continuously test for OWASP API vulnerabilities (e.g., BOLA, IDOR) and flag critical security issues with evidence and CVSS scoring.

Reproducing incidents as tests

Convert bug reports and incidents into reproducible scenarios that run automatically, turning past incidents into regression tests.

Augment engineering teams without dedicated QA

Provide automated code review, testing, and security checks so small teams can stay confident in releases without a dedicated QA resource.

Integrations

GitHub

Posts findings and status checks on pull requests; requires read access to pull requests.

Slack

Integration listed as a supported integration for notifications and workflow integration.

Webhooks / CI / Deploy hooks

Triggers runs on demand, on schedule, or fired by CI, deploy hooks, or any webhook.

Bring Your Own Key / Model

Supports bring-your-own model key workflows and logs provider calls; provider agreements exclude training on your data.

Importers (OpenAPI, Postman, spreadsheets)

Import OpenAPI specs, Postman collections, and spreadsheets to seed or update scenarios.

Benefits

Catches real regressions and security issues by running tests against preview deploys and staging rather than only inspecting diffs.
Converts incidents and bug reports into reproducible tests, creating a single living record of expected behavior that the team owns.
Integrates with developer workflows (GitHub, CI, webhooks) to provide PR status checks and actionable findings without automatic merging.

Limitations

Requires read access to pull requests and access to preview deploys or staging to run live probes against the app.
Qodex does not automatically merge or deploy changes; human approval is required for code changes and merges.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from an AI code reviewer or bug bot?
Code reviewers read the diff and guess; Qodex runs scenarios against the real running app and shows what actually broke. The site suggests trying both to compare what each catches.
Does Qodex change our code, merge, or deploy on its own?
No. Qodex posts findings and status checks on pull requests, and a human decides what merges. When a test goes stale it proposes a repair as a diff for you to approve.
What access does Qodex need, and what happens to our code and data?
The app requests read access to your pull requests (not write). Data is encrypted in transit and at rest on servers in the United States, isolated per project, never sold, and never used to train models.
How are our credentials handled, and what do model providers see?
Environment tokens are cached for thirty minutes, cleared when you save an environment, and redacted in API responses. You can bring your own model key; provider agreements exclude training on your data, and cached replays make no model call.
What do we own if we leave?
Everything: scenarios are standard Playwright and HTTP code you can export and run anywhere, with no proprietary runtime.

Getting Started

  1. 1 Start a free trial or Book a demo via the Qodex website.
  2. 2 Point Qodex at your app to run a free app scan and let it discover your APIs and endpoints.
  3. 3 Connect your repository (read access to pull requests) and integrate with GitHub, CI, or deploy hooks.
  4. 4 Import existing artifacts such as OpenAPI specs, Postman collections, spreadsheets, or your existing tests.
  5. 5 Approve generated scenarios, run them against staging/preview deploys, and review findings posted to pull requests.

Support

email

Contact support via [email protected]

docs

Documentation and developer reference available from the Qodex site ("Documentation" section listed).

demo

Book a demo or start a free trial via the website's "Book a demo" and "Start free trial" CTAs.

API

Available: No

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