The Auto-Healing Agent in Qodex is designed to help your test suite stay stable — even when your APIs evolve.

When an API behavior changes (like status code, field names, or structure), test failures can pile up. The Auto-Healing Agent steps in to detect these breakages and suggest intelligent fixes with one click.

Fix Me Pn

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How It Works

  • Qodex keeps a record of your last successful build for every test scenario.
  • When a test fails, it compares the failure against the last success.
  • If the change looks like a valid API evolution (e.g., status went from 201 → 200), the Auto-Healing Agent triggers.
  • A “Fix Me” button appears in the build log UI — click it to review and apply suggested fixes.

This only works if the test scenario has passed at least once before. If not, the system can’t determine what to “heal”.

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Workflow

  1. Run tests → One fails due to a recent API change.
  2. Check Build Logs → You’ll see a diagnostic breakdown.
  3. If eligible, a “Fix Me” button appears.
  4. Click it → Qodex auto-generates a patch (e.g., updates a rule or modifies expected response).
  5. Accept and rerun — you’re good.

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When It Doesn’t Work

  • No successful build yet → Healing is skipped.
  • The failure is unrelated to output (e.g., missing auth headers).
  • Your test logic has complex dependencies (e.g., custom JS validations).

This agent is ideal when working with unstable or frequently evolving APIs. It acts like a version control-aware test repair bot — watching what changed, and patching tests only when it’s safe.

For more on what auto-healing can and can’t fix, check your latest Build Report.