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Fastest way to get AI to write and run tests

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Fastest way to get AI to write and run tests

5.0•1 review•

860 followers

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KushoAI transforms your inputs into a comprehensive ready-to-run test suite. Test both web interfaces and backend APIs in minutes with our AI Agents.

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OpenAPI Spec Analyzer

Launched this week

Turn your OpenAPI spec into a test-readiness report

OpenAPI Spec Analyzer checks how ready your OpenAPI 3.x spec is for agentic test generation. Upload a spec and get an endpoint-level readiness score, missing test inputs, prioritized fixes, and JSON/Markdown reports.

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Launch tags:API•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt, Abhishek from KushoAI here. We built OpenAPI Spec Analyzer after seeing the same thing across API teams: their OpenAPI specs were valid, but agentic testing tools still produced shallow tests. The specs passed validation but were missing the detail a test generator needs: examples, error responses, validation constraints, auth detail, and endpoint-level context. What it came down to is that a test is only as good as the spec it starts from. 30,000+ engineers across 6,000+ organizations have generated and run nearly 10 million tests on KushoAI, which gave us a clear view of which inputs produce strong tests and which produce shallow ones. OpenAPI Spec Analyzer turns that into a score you can act on before you generate a single test. Upload an OpenAPI 3.x spec and you get: - A readiness score out of 100 - A breakdown across 10 test-readiness categories - Endpoint-level analysis - The gaps that limit coverage, and how they affect tests - Prioritized fixes - Downloadable reports in JSON and Markdown No signup required. Your specs are not stored. I'd love feedback from API teams, QA engineers, platform teams, and anyone working on agentic testing.

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