OneDroid Argus

OneDroid Argus is automated end-to-end testing for AI-written code. Like any end-to-end test, it exercises the running system with nothing mocked: HTTP, the message broker, the database, web pages in a real browser, and it does more than a usual suite. Plain scenarios, not test scripts. A separate tester, your QA engineer or an agent but never the builder, writes each check from the ticket and the acceptance criteria before the build: what to trigger, where to look, what a healthy answer is. The checks stay as regression checks for the next change. Faster and cheaper than end-to-end testing by hand. Your coding agent can't game it: its credential can ask for a run and read the verdict, but cannot read a check or an expected value. The same checks also run under load against a message broker or an HTTP target, and on a schedule, every 15 minutes at the shortest. The scenario set is sealed before the build and its hash goes on a ledger, so anyone can check that the scenarios existed first and never changed. The runner sits inside your environment and is open source under MIT (github.com/OneDro1d/argus-runner). The hosted control plane is available by request.