Make agent-written code defensible.
Your team adopted coding agents and velocity went up. So did the regressions. Test Maze is one verifier every agent on the team speaks, with a recorded trail of what was tested, what passed, what was waived and which commit it all applied to.
What goes wrong today
No independent signal
The agent says tests pass. The tests, the results and the verdict all come from the same place that wrote the code.
No way to mandate coverage
Ask for accessibility tests on every feature and you get one trivial test. Nothing enforces the bar.
Tooling fragmentation
Every agent on the team runs tests differently. There is no one surface to hold them all to the same standard.
What changes
One contract, every agent
MCP: tools/list · resources/read · prompts/getClaude Code, Cursor, Cline, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI or any MCP client. No plugins to maintain, no bespoke integrations.
Evidence, not assurances
gitSha · branch · workingTreeCleanEvery verdict is pinned to the exact code that ran, with waivers and frozen baselines respected. The audit trail you need when a regression reaches production.
The same bar on every run
pdlc.verify · reliability KPIDeterministic verdicts with failure buckets and reliability scoring. The rules do not change with the agent or the mood of the model.
Coverage you can require
coverage.gap_for_featureEight testing facets per feature, gaps named by criterion number. “Every feature covers permissions” becomes checkable.
Built for your perimeter
tmt_* tokens · BYOK · TESTMAZE_MCP_URLPer-workspace tokens isolate every team, bring-your-own AI keys are AES-256-GCM encrypted, and a private deployment keeps the whole loop inside your network.
How it works for engineering leads
Best for: Developers
Hand over the ticket, the PRD or a one-liner.
You talk to your agent. It picks the tools.
Test Maze for the rest of your team
Ready to give your agent a verifier?
Create a free workspace, generate an MCP token and connect your coding agent in under five minutes.