Requirement Intelligence
Convert fragmented source material into grounded, testable, reviewable delivery tickets.
- Ambiguity and gap detection
- Acceptance criteria and NFRs
- Versioning and change impact
Autonomous quality engineering
QACkt connects requirements, functional validation, performance engineering, execution evidence, and release intelligence in one governed quality circuit.
Three connected suites
Each suite has specialized skills and guardrails. Together they preserve lineage across planning, validation, execution, and learning.
Convert fragmented source material into grounded, testable, reviewable delivery tickets.
Design risk-aware coverage, generate API and UI automation, execute, and diagnose failures.
Model production-like demand, generate safe workloads, and explain system limits.
Platform design
QACkt brings requirement, functional, and non-functional quality work into one connected system without hiding decisions or separating evidence from outcomes.
Specialized workspaces share context, control, evidence, and learning.
Shape ideas into clear, reviewable delivery intent.
Design coverage, automate checks, and understand outcomes.
Model system qualities, validate behavior, and guide improvement.
Roles, policy, and approvals guide consequential actions.
Requirements, tests, runs, findings, and decisions stay connected.
Every cycle produces traceable artifacts and reusable insight.
Visible agentic workflow
The platform represents each stage explicitly. Teams see current work, evidence, findings, next actions, and approval ownership rather than waiting on a black box.
Assemble source and operational context.
Create typed quality assets.
Find ambiguity, gaps, and unsafe assumptions.
Apply evidence-backed revisions.
Enforce accountable human control.
Run isolated validation workloads.
Explain results and publish evidence.
Quality command center
A realistic, role-aware workspace brings requirement health, automation coverage, performance evidence, quality risks, queues, agent state, and release readiness together.
Execution agents
Each agent owns a defined quality capability contract and requests bounded tools through the message backbone.
Extracts, critiques, corrects, versions, and maps grounded delivery requirements.
Designs traceable coverage, automation assets, execution requests, and failure analysis.
Models workloads, generates safe scripts, and correlates bottlenecks with telemetry.
Provide scoped hybrid retrieval, graph context, and evidence sufficiency metadata.
Perform approval-aware import and writeback through typed provider contracts.
Runs approved assets in isolated environments and captures complete artifacts.
Deployment
Keep infrastructure, databases, models, storage, and secrets inside your environment, or use a managed QACkt deployment.
Designed for regulated environments, private networks, data residency, and customer-operated AI.
Accelerate adoption with managed infrastructure and tenant isolation, with a dedicated tenant option.
Enterprise controls
Resolve tenant, project, role, environment, and run context on every path.
Keep raw provider and integration credentials outside APIs, queues, and agent context.
Pause state-changing AI actions and external writeback when policy requires human control.
Control providers, models, route classes, task types, budgets, and fallback behavior.
Track actor, policy, provider, model, tokens, latency, cost, target, and outcome.
Apply provenance, filters, conflict detection, schema checks, and retrieval sufficiency.
FAQ
No. QACkt accelerates evidence assembly, generation, critique, execution, and analysis. Accountable decisions and consequential external actions remain governed by roles, policy, and approval checkpoints.
The Private Enterprise deployment direction supports Kubernetes, OpenShift, private cloud, data center, and air-gapped patterns with customer-owned databases, storage, secrets, and AI models.
The architecture combines scoped retrieval, source provenance, schema validation, conflict detection, sufficiency checks, typed outputs, critique/correction stages, and human review.
No. The AI execution boundary is provider-neutral and designed for local models, approved cloud providers, and bring-your-own-key inheritance from platform through run scope.
The product direction includes Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, Appium, Maestro, JMeter, k6, Gatling, Locust, and Artillery through explicit framework contracts. Availability depends on the deployed release.
Working session
Bring one requirement set, workflow, or performance concern. We will map the governed path from source to executable evidence.