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Why MTA?

Why is MTA different from other test automation tools and what problems does it solve.

MTA’s unique capabilities

If you compare MTA to other test tools, the main differences are that MTA:

  • Acts as an AI Orchestrator: Integrates with Mendix’s MAIA via the MCP standard to autonomously design tests based on user stories, detailed specifications, and Mendix model information.
  • Executes deterministically: While AI helps design the tests at the speed of thought, the actual execution of these tests relies directly on the Mendix models, ensuring highly consistent and deterministic results.
  • Analyzes and repairs autonomously: Operates as an intelligent agent that can autonomously analyze failed tests, identify root causes (such as date formatting errors), and correct the test steps.
  • Tests without test code: Requires no test code in the Mendix apps.
  • Can assert any objects because Menditect has access to the Mendix memory and can retrieve all persisted and non-persisted objects that need evaluation.

 

Integrates in your landscape

MTA is specifically made for testing Mendix. MTA can be integrated with standard CiCd pipelines and testmanagement tools in order to function in a multi platform app environment

 

Compare MTA to other Mendix test tools
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Do you recognize these problems?

Test automation is not always easy and might have its own particular problems. Do you recognize any of these?

  • AI-assisted development is moving fast, but delivery is bottlenecked by manual testing.
  • Test maintenance and fixing flaky scripts is taking up too much QA time.
  • Test automation requires external specialists and complex scripting languages.
  • For each test level, a separate tool is required.

 

Read how MTA helps you solve them
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