What it does

testRigor is a test automation platform where people describe what a test should do in plain English and the system works out the concrete steps and runs them. A high-level instruction such as buying a product is expanded into specific actions, and the generated steps can be reviewed, corrected and extended with supported commands. Tests identify elements the way a user sees them on screen rather than through element locators, which the site gives as the reason its tests stay stable and need little maintenance. Existing manual test cases can be pasted or imported, and tests can also be generated through Claude Code using testRigor's MCP server and skills. Coverage described on the page includes web, native and hybrid mobile apps on iOS and Android, native Windows desktop apps (paid versions only), APIs, email, SMS and phone calls, two-factor logins and mainframes, plus features for testing AI-based functionality such as chatbots and generated summaries. Listed integrations include GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, Jira, TestRail, CircleCI and Azure DevOps. The site states adherence to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, SOC 2, HIPAA and GDPR, and says it does not test games.

Capabilities

Tests written as plain-English instructions that the platform expands into steps
AI-generated tests, including through Claude Code with MCP and skills
Self-healing so tests survive changes to the interface
Web, mobile, desktop, API, email, SMS and two-factor flows in one tool
Import of existing manual test cases
Integrations with CI/CD, Jira and test-management tools

When to use it

Manual QA staff need to automate tests without writing code
A team spends too much time maintaining locator-based test scripts
You need to test AI features such as chatbots and generated summaries
Regression suites should run inside CI/CD pipelines

Alternatives to explore

Selenium
Appium
Cypress