MANAGED CI & E2E TESTING

Your CI has
a crew now.

You build the product. We look after the checks.

Meet your other engineering team. A little unusual.
Very particular about what passes.

Early access coming soonSee a sample run →
Your code. Your checks. Your approval.

Odd crew.
Solid checks.

A little less on your plate.That’s what the crew is here for.
Patch, a sage-green goblin in brass goggles, working beside a lantern and laptop.
01 / THE WORKSHOPGood tools. Better company.
BUILT FOR TEAMS THAT WOULD RATHER BUILD.
GitHub-native
Real checks
Reviewable fixes

01 / LESS PIPELINE. MORE PRODUCT.

Not another tool to babysit.
Your other engineering team.

From the first workflow to the next stubborn failure, Othercrew is being built to take care of the work around your work.

01

A sensible starting point.

Connect a supported repository. Review a CI plan that works with your stack and the checks you already have.

CONFIGURE / WITH YOUR APPROVAL
02

Eyes on the important bits.

Builds, tests, and a few critical browser journeys. Know exactly what ran, what failed, and what wasn’t checked.

TEST / KEEP COVERAGE HONEST
03

A fix, not a green disguise.

Get evidence-backed investigations and bounded repair proposals. You review the change. Product regressions stay failed.

REPAIR / NEVER WEAKEN THE CHECKS

02 / PULL UP A CHAIR

From red check
to a reviewable repair.

Take a sample run through the workshop.
No repository or sign-in needed.

example / workshop-webINTERACTIVE DEMO
“Read the logs.
Then get the wrench.”— PATCH, THE FIXER
Simulated runs and commits. Nothing is connected or executed.

03 / A SMALL, DEPENDABLE ROUTINE

Connect. Check. Investigate.
Keep the final say.

  1. 01 — CONNECT

    Invite the crew in.

    Choose your repository and approve a plan. Start with a supported stack, not a promise to understand everything.

  2. 02 — CHECK

    Put the right checks to work.

    Keep your existing checks. Add approved browser journeys for the flows that matter most.

  3. 03 — INVESTIGATE

    Make the failure make sense.

    See the failing step, supporting evidence, and what the crew knows—or doesn’t know—yet.

  4. 04 — REVIEW

    You decide what ships.

    Inspect a verified maintenance repair before merging. No hidden test changes. No automatic merge.

CREW FILE / 001Patch in a three-quarter pose, wearing a repaired work jacket and brass goggles.PatchTHE FIXER

MEET YOUR OTHER CREW

Misfits by personality.
Meticulous by practice.

We like a good campaign, a well-labeled toolbox, and knowing why the build failed.

Patch is the face of that idea: resourceful, curious, and a little obsessed with leaving things better than they were. A bit of company for the work behind the work.

Odd crew. Solid checks.

Patch is our fictional brand character—not a claim of human staffing.

04 / BEFORE YOU HAND OVER THE KEYS

Fair questions.

No spells in the fine print.

Is this the live Othercrew product?+

Not yet. This is a preview of the intended experience. The examples are simulated; this page does not connect repositories, execute tests, or create pull requests.

Will Othercrew replace GitHub Actions?+

The initial approach works with GitHub and existing CI, rather than making you migrate your entire workflow. Managed browser testing can be a separate execution path. The product is still in development.

What happens when my application is actually broken?+

The check stays failed. The goal is to explain the regression and show evidence—not remove a test or rewrite an expectation to manufacture a passing result. Try the “Product regression” scenario above.

Does Othercrew merge changes for me?+

No autonomous merging is planned for the MVP. Proposed maintenance repairs are meant to be reviewable changes, validated against the relevant commit. Your team decides what enters the branch.

How do I hear about early access?+

Early-access signup is not open yet. Check back for an update.

YOUR OTHER ENGINEERING TEAM.

Less babysitting.
More building.

A little less alone with the pipeline.

Early access coming soonRead the introduction ↗

SAMPLE

Sample run