Mabl
AI-powered no-code test automation for web, mobile & APIs
What is Mabl?
Try Mablmabl is an AI-native, agentic test automation platform that builds, runs, and continuously maintains tests for modern teams. It supports web apps, mobile, AI apps, and APIs from a single test suite, with test impact analysis and automated recovery to keep pipelines moving. Developers and quality teams can get visibility and results directly in the tools they already use, including IDE/terminal, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, and Slack.
What does mabl do for software teams?
mabl builds, runs, and maintains tests continuously so teams can get reliable feedback without spending time chasing flaky failures. It covers the full loop—authoring tests from requirements, executing what matters, analyzing failures, and automatically recovering mid-run—across web, mobile, AI apps, and APIs.
How does mabl help with low-code testing and test authoring?
mabl helps you go from requirement to runnable test by letting you describe a flow, paste a Jira ticket, or connect via Atlassian Rovo to generate tests directly from Jira. Teams don’t need to change everyone’s workflow to participate, since developers can interact through their IDE or terminal and quality strategists can get results in Slack or Teams.
How does mabl decide which tests to run for a code change?
mabl uses Test Impact Analysis to surface which tests are relevant to each change, then runs the tests that matter. For the rest, it uses parallel cloud execution so you can keep CI moving without managing extra infrastructure.
What happens when a test fails—does mabl help triage and analyze automatically?
Yes. mabl investigates every failure automatically, classifying whether it’s a real regression, an app change, or environmental noise, then actioning the result. It also provides failure analysis and keeps logs of actions so teams can resolve issues before they require deep human investigation.
How does mabl stay reliable when the UI or environment changes?
mabl includes test recovery that handles failures mid-run due to reasons like UI changes or unexpected states, plus environmental noise. It logs every action and works to keep your pipeline moving, supported by flakiness reporting that helps separate real failures from noise.
Where does mabl fit into existing developer and engineering workflows?
mabl is designed to plug into tools teams already use. Developers can access it via IDE/terminal through the MCP Server (Connect mabl to your IDE, Cursor, or CLI), while teams can trigger and review runs in Jira (via Atlassian Rovo), GitHub PR checks, GitLab merge request checks, Jenkins pipelines, and Slack alerts and recovery proposals.