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The agentic loop

A QA agent with its own desk and its own budget.

ChimpHands is TestChimp’s native QA agent. It runs on your CI machines, interactively from the web app or unattended on triggers, so QA work stops competing with your developers’ agents for time and money.

14 days, no credit card.

ChimpHands: a session on a CI machine running /testchimp create release, an interactive session and automation triggers, and the month’s QA agent spend with every run audited.

Problem

Your coding agent is busy shipping features.

When QA runs in the same coding agent as development, it competes for the same sessions, the same context and the same budget. Nobody knows what QA costs, and the release checks wait for someone to start them.

QA work, isolated and accountable.

  1. On your CI

    Runs where your code runs.

    Built on OpenCode, ChimpHands runs on your CI machines with your repo checked out and your app running, inside your infrastructure.

    Built on OpenCode

  2. Interactive or triggered

    Chat with it, or let it run.

    Work with it in a session from the TestChimp web app, or let automation triggers start it on releases, pull requests or a schedule.

    Web app · automations · Studio

  3. Its own budget

    QA costs, kept separate.

    QA spend is budgeted and audited on its own, per run and per workflow. Save your coding agents for development.

    Flex pools · audited per run

The same workflows, without taking a seat.

ChimpHands runs the same /testchimp workflows your coding agent would: run QA, create release, performance and security checks, and ExploreChimp walks.

On your CI machine

Each session checks out the repo at the right commit, starts the app and runs the workflow, then opens a pull request with what it wrote. Your code and data stay on your infrastructure.

A ChimpHands session on ci-runner-03: the repo at a41f9c2, the app on localhost, and /testchimp create release closing a gap and opening pull request #490.

Interactive when you want it, unattended when you don’t

Ask for work in a session from the web app and review the result as a pull request. Or set triggers, such as create release when a release branch is cut, run QA on every pull request, or smart smoke and ExploreChimp nightly. Unattended sessions run on flex pools for cost-effective execution.

An interactive ChimpHands session in the TestChimp web app beside automation triggers for releases, pull requests and a nightly run.

A budget you can see

QA agent spend has its own budget, broken down by workflow, and every run is audited with its duration, trigger and cost. Your developers’ coding agents keep their own budget, and QA never draws on it.

  • Budgeted apart from development.
  • Every run audited.
  • Flex pools for unattended runs.
QA agent spend for the month: $412 of a $600 budget across create release, run QA and ExploreChimp, with every run listed and its cost.

Where QA agents usually run.

Ways of running QA agent work compared with ChimpHands
Your coding agentHosted AI testersChimpHands
Runs on your own infrastructureYesNoYes
Starts on triggers, unattendedPartlyYesYes
QA spend budgeted separatelyNoYesYes
Every run auditedNoPartlyYes
Tests land in your repo as plain PlaywrightYesPartlyYes
Uses your measured QA postureWith the skill and MCPNoYes

Questions about ChimpHands.

What is ChimpHands?
TestChimp’s own cloud QA agent, built on OpenCode. It runs the /testchimp workflows on your CI machines, interactively or on triggers.
Do I still need a coding agent?
No, though you can use both. Your coding agent can run the same workflows with the TestChimp skill and MCP; ChimpHands takes that work off it and gives QA its own budget.
Where does it run?
On your CI machines. Unattended sessions use flex pools so scheduled and triggered work runs cost-effectively.
Can I use it locally?
Yes. ChimpHands is available in TestChimp Studio for local runs.
TestChimp mascot at the desk, facing camera, dual monitors with code behind.

Save your coding agents for the code.

Let ChimpHands do the QA on your CI, on its own budget.

14 days, no credit card.