Free test management with hosted MCP for any AI client — Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, or your own agents. Agentic Test Management on Advanced: triage CI failures, draft-PR self-heal, automations, and webhooks.
I’m a QA engineer, and most of my API testing is flows, not single requests: create something, use its ID in the next call, upload a file, wait for a webhook, check the final state. Doing that in a request client meant copying IDs between tabs, keeping fixtures in my head, and then writing it all up again as test cases somewhere else.
So I built Probe to make the flow the main thing: • Chains: multi-step requests on a visual canvas, with values mapped from one response into the next request • AI agent: ask it to write a chain, explain why a step failed, or re-run it against your real environments • Collections and artifacts: keep IDs, PDFs and photos alongside the chains as fixtures and evidence • Catcher and run history: catch webhooks and see every request, response and cURL • Connected to test management: what passes becomes a test case in Testera, so exploratory testing turns into coverage
It’s made by Testera Labs, the team behind Testera (agentic test management). You can sign up free at probe.testera.io.
I’d love feedback, especially from QA folks who test chained APIs every day. What’s the most painful part of your setup today?
Topics: Developer Tools, Testing & QA, Artificial Intelligence, API
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Slaven S
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m a QA engineer, and most of my API testing is flows, not single requests: create something, use its ID in the next call, upload a file, wait for a webhook, check the final state. Doing that in a request client meant copying IDs between tabs, keeping fixtures in my head, and then writing it all up again as test cases somewhere else.
So I built Probe to make the flow the main thing:
• Chains: multi-step requests on a visual canvas, with values mapped from one response into the next request
• AI agent: ask it to write a chain, explain why a step failed, or re-run it against your real environments
• Collections and artifacts: keep IDs, PDFs and photos alongside the chains as fixtures and evidence
• Catcher and run history: catch webhooks and see every request, response and cURL
• Connected to test management: what passes becomes a test case in Testera, so exploratory testing turns into coverage
It’s made by Testera Labs, the team behind Testera (agentic test management). You can sign up free at probe.testera.io.
I’d love feedback, especially from QA folks who test chained APIs every day. What’s the most painful part of your setup today?
Topics: Developer Tools, Testing & QA, Artificial Intelligence, API
Link: https://testera.io/probe