Find every flaky test.Then fix it.
BuildPulse detects flaky tests across every branch and PR, ranks them by the engineering time they actually cost you, and lets you quarantine the worst offenders in one click.
Five-minute setup, then it runs itself
Add one step to the workflow you already have. BuildPulse ingests the JUnit XML your test runner already emits — no annotations, no SDK, no instrumentation.
Upload your test results
Add the BuildPulse step to your workflow. It picks up the JUnit XML your runner already writes — Jest, Vitest, RSpec, pytest, Playwright, Go test, JUnit, xUnit.
We find what is unstable
BuildPulse correlates results across builds and commits to spot tests that pass and fail without a code change, then ranks them by how much disruption each one causes.
Quarantine and fix
Quarantine the worst offenders so they stop blocking merges, open a Jira or GitHub issue from the test, and track the fix with full failure history attached.
Add to your existing workflow
# .github/workflows/ci.yml steps: - name: Run tests run: pytest --junitxml=reports/junit.xml - name: Upload test results to BuildPulse if: '!cancelled()' uses: BuildPulseLLC/test-reporter-action@v3 with: api-token: ${{ secrets.BUILDPULSE_API_TOKEN }} path: reports/junit.xml
Detect flakes automatically
Upload your JUnit XML — BuildPulse identifies tests that pass and fail without code changes and ranks them by impact.
Works with any test framework
Jest, Vitest, RSpec, pytest, Playwright, JUnit, Go test, xUnit — anything that emits JUnit XML or our supported formats.
Flake impact, not just count
Engineering hours lost, CI minutes wasted, PRs blocked — measure flakiness in terms your team actually cares about.
Quarantine in one click
Mark a test as quarantined and it stops blocking PRs while you fix it. Unquarantine from the dashboard when the fix lands.
Slack + email alerts
Per-repo notifications when a new flake appears, a quarantined test starts passing, or flake rate crosses a threshold.
Jira-linked triage
Open a Jira issue straight from a flaky test, with the failure history attached — so the fix lands in the sprint, not a backlog note.
Know the moment something changes
Per-repository alerts to Slack or email, plus an optional daily digest at an hour you choose. Nobody has to remember to check a dashboard.
Common questions
Do I have to change my tests?
No. BuildPulse reads the JUnit XML your test runner already produces. There are no annotations to add, no SDK to import, and no changes to test code — you add one step to your CI workflow.
Which test frameworks work?
Anything that emits JUnit XML, which covers most runners: Jest, Vitest, RSpec, pytest, Playwright, Go test, JUnit, and xUnit among others. If your runner can write a JUnit report, BuildPulse can read it.
What does quarantining actually do?
A quarantined test is marked in BuildPulse so it stops counting against your build the way an ordinary failure would, while its results keep being recorded. You can quarantine manually in one click, or let BuildPulse quarantine automatically once a test crosses your threshold. Every change is written to an audit log.
How quickly will I see something?
Results appear as soon as your first build uploads. Flakiness is a pattern across runs, so detection gets sharper as more builds land — but you do not wait days to see your first data.
Which CI providers are supported?
GitHub Actions and Bitbucket Pipelines have first-class integrations. Any other CI can upload results directly through the BuildPulse API, so you are not blocked if you run somewhere else.
See your flakiest tests on the first build
Connect a repo, run your suite once, and BuildPulse shows you what it found — ranked by the time each flake is costing you.
Free to start · No credit card required · Setup is a single CI step