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Quality checks that drive action
SPIRITT turns Openlayer results into engineering work. It follows test outcomes for every commit and production data source, opens issues for real failures and blocks releases that miss your quality bar.
What you can do with Openlayer.
Every commit checked
Track processing status and passing, failing and total tests for each project version.
Production watched
Follow the latest test results for each monitoring data source by category and status.
Failures with context
Pull a test's result history with generated insights so every fix starts from evidence.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for the AI systems you want held to a quality bar.
02
Connect Openlayer
Connect Openlayer with access to your workspace's projects, plus your repository and team tools.
03
Delegate an outcome
Define what passing means and who owns failures. SPIRITT watches results and drives the follow-up.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Openlayer to work.
Quality checks that drive action
Questions
Openlayer, with SPIRITT.
01What Openlayer data does SPIRITT use?+
Projects, versions with commit metadata and processing status, tests, test results with insights, monitoring data sources and workspace usage.
02Can it block a release?+
Yes. SPIRITT builds a CI check that reads the version's test results and fails the build when your critical tests fail.
03Does it watch production as well as commits?+
Yes. Monitoring data sources report their latest test results, filterable by category and status.
04Can it explain why a test failed?+
It pulls each test's results across versions and data sources, including generated insights, and traces the failure to a commit.
05Can it alert us when a monitor fails?+
Yes. It checks monitoring test results on a schedule and posts each failure to Slack or opens an issue, with the data source and test attached.
06Which projects can it see?+
Every project visible to the connected workspace, filterable by name or task type.