AI automation · QA engineering · USA

Releases that prove themselves.

Eclast builds AI agents, test automation and release pipelines for software teams. We plug into the tools you already run, take the repetitive work off your engineers, and put a verified check behind every deploy.

Senior only
who you meet is who builds
Your stack
your repos, your cloud
Weeks
to a pipeline in production
eclast-release-bot · checks on PR #412 main ← billing-retries
Lint & typecheckqueued
Unit tests 312queued
API contract tests 64queued
End-to-end Playwright · 58queued
Flaky-test watchqueued
Agent code reviewqueued
Preview deployqueued
All required checks passed auto-merge in 5m 44s
// What we build

Four things we do well. Hire one, or all of them.

Each engagement starts small and inside your existing workflow. You keep the code, the pipelines and the agents when we leave.

01

Test automation

Suites that are fast enough to run on every commit and stable enough that nobody mutes them. Unit, API, end-to-end and performance, built on Playwright, Jest or whatever your team already trusts.

  • Coverage maps tied to real user journeys
  • Flaky-test detection and quarantine
  • Release gates your team can read
02

CI/CD & release engineering

Pipelines that take a change from pull request to production without a human babysitting it. Build, test, preview, deploy, roll back, with an audit trail behind every release.

  • GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins
  • Preview environments per branch
  • Canary and rollback automation
03

AI agents for engineering

Agents that review pull requests, triage incidents, write the first draft of a regression test, or keep docs current. Scoped narrowly, with a human approving anything that ships.

  • Runs in your cloud, on the model you pick
  • Guardrails and approval steps built in
  • Logged, measurable, switch-off-able
04

Workflow automation

The glue between ticketing, code, deploys and support. We automate the hand-offs that eat an engineer's afternoon, from ticket to branch to changelog to customer notice.

  • Jira, Linear, Slack, GitHub integrations
  • LLM steps only where they earn their keep
  • Plain scripts where they do not
// How an engagement runs

Small first step, then compound.

We would rather ship one pipeline that your team relies on than a roadmap nobody reads.

/ 01

Audit

We sit in your repos and your release process for a week and write down where time and confidence leak.

Week 1
/ 02

Design

A short plan with the first two or three things worth automating, what they cost and how we will know they worked.

Week 2
/ 03

Build

Working pipelines and agents in production, behind flags, with your engineers reviewing every change.

Weeks 3 to 6
/ 04

Hand over

Docs, runbooks and a team that can operate it without us. We stay on retainer only if you want us to.

Ongoing
// Why Eclast

Quality people doing the automation.

Most automation vendors optimise for speed and let quality drift. We come from QA engineering, so the verification is designed in from the first commit, not bolted on after the first incident.

"If the pipeline can't prove the release is good, it isn't done."

01

Verification first

Every agent and pipeline ships with its own checks. Faster releases you can actually sign off on.

02

No vendor to sell you

We pick the model, the runner and the test framework that fit your codebase. We resell nothing.

03

Senior engineers only

Small team. The person on the intro call is the person in your repo.

04

US entity, simple contracting

Eclast LLC is a Wyoming company. USD invoicing, standard MSA, NDA on request.

// What we take over

The repetitive, quality-critical parts of shipping software.

Built for product teams and SaaS companies. Pick the stages that hurt most.

Code reviewUnit testingAPI & contract testing End-to-end testingRegression suitesTest data & mocks CI/CD pipelinesPreview environmentsDeploy & rollback Bug triageMonitoring & alertsFlaky-test healing Release notesIncident summaries

Tell us what slows your releases.

A 30-minute call. Bring your pipeline and your worst flaky test. You will leave with two or three concrete things worth automating, whether or not we do them together.

Replies within one business day, US and EU hours.