Abhinav Chaturvedi

Koredex - Automatically fixes failing pytest test and proves it worked

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I built something that automatically fixes failing pytest tests and shows you it actually worked. It: finds what’s breaking fixes it on its own reruns tests to verify rolls back if a fix makes things worse If you work with Python, this might save you a lot of time debugging. Try it here: Koredex.com

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Abhinav Chaturvedi
I kept running into the same thing again and again — a pytest failure, and then 20–30 minutes just trying to figure out what broke, fixing it, rerunning tests, and repeating the cycle. It’s even worse when one failure leads to a bunch of others. So I started building Koredex. The idea was simple: instead of just showing failing tests, what if something could actually fix them and then prove the fix works? Right now it: finds failing tests tries to fix them reruns everything to make sure it actually worked rolls back if it makes things worse It’s still early and works best on things like import errors, dependency issues, and simpler test failures. More complex cases are still a work in progress. Would love to know what you think — especially if you deal with pytest a lot.
Abhinav Chaturvedi

Try it free at koredex.com