Manta is the true QA AI agent, integrated in dev workflows
Manta introduces AI-native testing and CI validation that understands your product deeply. The first true QA agent that lives within IDE, generate test suites with one-click or one-prompt. Maintains, auto-updates, and synchronizes test knowledge within Repos!
This is very nice. Well done Ibrahim and AbdelRahman. Shipping fast without breaking things always felt like a myth. Manta AI changes that. An autonomous QA agent inside your IDE means testing becomes part of writing code, not something you remember after. It’s not about replacing people, it’s about letting developers focus on building while quality handles itself.
Wonderful product, excited to see and use it soon.
The knowledge graph approach sounds fascinating. How does MantaAI handle complex user journey mapping across microservice architectures? @ibrahim_mantaai
Love the autonomous approach! How does Manta decide which newly-added components or flows deserve tests first, and can teams tweak that priority logic?
Hey everyone, I'm the Co-founder/CTO of MantaAI, and today my co-founder @aelsergani and myself, would like to introduce the first MVP of MantaAI CoPilot, the true QA agent, that lives within IDEs and Dev workflows, to own the end-to-end QA layer across teams. A bit about Manta Copilot: Manta is redefining software testing by introducing a true autonomous QA co-pilot embedded directly in the IDE. The co-pilot continuously builds and maintains end-to-end test coverage by deeply understanding the
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