
Signadot: Accelerate microservices dev with Kubernetes-native testing.
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Smart Tests validates Kubernetes PRs with AI in live sandboxes with real dependencies and no mocks to catch API regressions before merge.
Real Kubernetes environments for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Windsurf: production-shape infrastructure with a native MCP server.
Signadot gives coding agents what they need to validate microservices code in their inner loop: ephemeral environments, Plans, Skills, and a native MCP server.
Versioned validation workflows authored from natural language and run against live Sandboxes. Developers and agents invoke them by name on every change.
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The platform runs Playwright, Cypress, k6, and custom test suites on pre-warmed runners inside a cluster, routes them to the sandbox under test, and streams logs to CI.
Signadot offers flexible pricing for sandboxes and its validation layer, including SmartTests, Jobs, and Plans. Pricing scales with teams and AI coding agents.
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Signadot's mission is to give developers creative freedom when building software at scale. The page introduces its globally distributed team and values.
Lightweight Kubernetes sandboxes for every code change from developers or coding agents. Validate against real dependencies without duplicating infrastructure.
Signadot's privacy policy explains how it collects, uses, and protects data.
Signadot's terms of service set out rules and guidelines for using its Kubernetes testing platform.
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