AI writes the code. Cypress proves it works.

Cypress runs anywhere your pipeline does. Start from an official Docker image or bring your own, and see results the moment something breaks.

Parallelize specs across machines, balanced by how long each one took in recent runs, so no machine sits idle. Run the tests most likely to fail first, cancel runs that are already broken, and when a build fails, re-run only the tests that failed. Your suite keeps growing; your feedback loop doesn't.

Your coding agent runs a spec from the terminal and gets back what you’d see in the Cypress App: the result, the error, and the page at the step that failed. It fixes its own work and re-runs until the test passes, all before you see the diff.

Hover any command to see your app at that exact step with Time Travel, then dig deeper with the browser developer tools you already know. For a failure in CI, Test Replay rewinds that run the same way, down to the DOM, network events, and console logs, with AI Summaries explaining what broke and why.

When a test fails in CI, your agent sees what you’d see in Cypress Cloud: the error, whether the test has flaked before, and everything Test Replay captured in the browser. That’s enough to tell a broken test from a real bug, fix the right one, and prove the fix on a new run.

See which pages and components your tests reach and which they miss, in a visual report anyone on the team can read. Turn flagged gaps into targeted tests, so untested flows get covered before they reach production. Cloud MCP gives your coding agent the same report, so it can write the missing tests itself.

Get accessibility checks on every test run, with no extra code, configuration, or performance cost. Each violation comes with a fully rendered DOM snapshot of your app as the test saw it, plus historical scores to track progress and catch regressions. Through Cloud MCP, your coding agent sees the same violations and can fix them in the code it's already changing.

Cypress waits for your page to be ready before each step, so there are no timers to guess at. When a test passes only on a retry, Flake Detection flags it, and webhooks send each run’s results to your own tools. Your team fixes the real problem instead of learning to ignore red builds.

Compare which tests fail, flake, or change between your branch and its base, in one view the whole team can read. Every pull request gets a real answer on whether it's safe to merge, before the code reaches main.

Send failure notifications to Slack or MS Teams, post status checks and pull request comments in GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, and track issues in Jira. For everything else, webhooks deliver run events to any tool you choose. Test results become part of the conversation your team is already having.