See which of your teams' green builds you can actually trust.
Obvyr gives engineering leaders portfolio-level visibility into flaky tests, testing practices, and quality trends across every team, so reporting is built on evidence, not assumption.
Is your team's testing practice evidence, or theatre?
A green CI badge only tells you a team's own pipeline is happy. It doesn't tell you which failures were flaky, which tests are actually protecting production, or whether the same standard holds across every team in your organisation. Without shared data, leadership reporting on quality is just each team's word.
Why this mattersKnow which failures are real, across every team
Automatic flaky-test detection builds a health profile for every test from its full pass/fail history and rolls it up into a project-level flakiness rate, so you can compare teams on evidence, not self-report.
See what every team is testing, and how well
Every execution is tied to the agent, user, and environment tags that produced it, so you can see coverage and testing practice differences across teams without asking each one to report in.
Replace self-reported status with a portfolio dashboard
The same evidence identifies which tests are worth keeping, keeps pace with AI-generated test volume, and gives you a single dashboard view across every project your teams own.
From assumption to evidence, in minutes
Instrument
Prefix your existing test command with obvyr-cli. No code changes. No framework modifications. Just observability added.
Observe
Data flows in from every developer, every CI pipeline, every environment. Flakiness becomes measurable. Reliability becomes visible. Patterns emerge that single runs never reveal.
Act
Cut the noise. Fix what matters. Know which tests protect production and which ones just consume CI time.
Works with your existing stack
Obvyr parses standard test output formats. If your framework is in this list, you are already supported.
Also runs in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Buildkite, and any other CI pipeline.