If you're a seasoned developer, you know the importance of testing your code, especially if you're gearing up to launch a product to potentially millions of people. It's a time-consuming process that, in Abhishek Saikia's experience, doesn't always instill confidence.
After years of building, testing, and releasing products to massive audiences, Abhishek and his co-founder Sourabh Gawande decided to collaborate and explore ways to make the testing process more intuitive. The result is KushoAI.
Kusho is an AI agent explicitly designed for API testing. It helps developers automatically find bugs in their APIs before they deploy them. Drop in an API spec, and Kusho will generate an exhaustive set of tests based on real-world scenarios to identify any issues that could break your code in production.
From there, you can run each test individually if you want to go through everything with a fine-tooth comb or bundle them up and run them simultaneously. Kusho will then use AI to generate detailed assertions for each scenario so you can test the accuracy and reliability of your APIs.
Like other developer-orientated AI apps, Kusho uses a variety of services entwined together to create something bigger than the sum of its parts. Groq is one of them. It is an alternative to OpenAI, which Kusho founders described as a "blazingly fast large language model for code generation."