A software-testing expert AI, trained on your tests, on your premises.
AI Cabra R&D program · Local fine-tuning · RAG · On-premise
Large AI models know software testing in general, but not your
applications: your conventions, your screens, your recurring failures,
your history. And for many teams, sending screenshots, logs and test data
to a cloud API is simply not an option. As a result, generic AI stays at
the surface of your QA.
The essentials
What: an open AI model specialized in Quality Engineering (UI, API, end-to-end, performance, mobile and UAT testing) that knows your ground truth.
How: two memories: local fine-tuning builds the know-how into the model; the knowledge base (RAG) serves facts and lessons, with citations.
The raw material: your real test executions (Robot Framework, Playwright, AI agents through MCP servers), captured passively and anonymized.
Sovereignty: training and answering both run on a local AI workstation; your data never leaves your infrastructure.
Status: an AI Cabra R&D program under construction; the evaluation bench and the capture layer are already running, demos on request, and no figure is announced unless it has been measured.
How it works
Every test execution produces experience: what worked, what broke, how it
was repaired. A flight recorder captures that experience at the source,
including the actions of AI agents flowing through MCP servers. A refinery
sorts it, anonymizes it and only keeps what can be proven: every code
example is executed before entering the corpus. The
know-how goes into training; the lessons go into the knowledge base.
The CabrIA loop: your tests feed two memories, which come back to serve your teams and your agents.
Two complementary memories
Fine-tuning, the know-how. The model learns the craft: designing a test plan, writing a clean suite that follows your conventions, diagnosing a failure, repairing a locator.
RAG, the knowledge. The knowledge base keeps what changes: known pitfalls of your applications, procedures, versions. Every answer cites its sources, and the base is updated without retraining the model.
Either one alone hits a ceiling. The model alone forgets fresh details; a knowledge base alone cannot reason like a QA engineer. Together they make an expert that knows your ground.
On demand, everywhere you test
In chat: ask your test-engineering questions in English or French, with answers grounded in your context.
In the agents: before acting, an agent consults the base (known pitfalls of the screen, applicable procedure), then acts with the specialized model.
In the IDE and CI: exposed through MCP, the open standard our tools already use; failure reports are annotated with the relevant lessons.
Where the program stands
CabrIA is an R&D program under construction, run the AI Cabra way: the
evaluation bench first, proof by execution next, communication last.
Progress:
Evaluation bench: in place. Around sixty bilingual cases across five axes; several open models already measured, strengths and weaknesses quantified before any training.
Capture: live. The flight recorder runs on several real test projects without changing a single one of their files, and secret masking is checked automatically.
Refinery: first stages. Real incidents become training examples, scored by a model other than the one that wrote them; below the quality bar, the example is dropped.
Knowledge base: foundation live. Local index of test documentation and keywords, search verified against real team questions.
Next: distilled lessons, delivery to agents over MCP, then the first training run and comparative evaluation.
We will publish measurements, not promises. To discuss it for your QA
team, drop us a line.
Frequently asked questions about CabrIA are gathered on the
site's FAQ page.
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