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Theridion

A local-first, open-source, modular QA suite — author tests, run them in CI, manage them, and watch quality across your SDLC. Five tools share one git-friendly .thr workspace; a sixth brings it all into Jira Cloud.

Theridion Net

Backend & integration testing desktop client

Pre-alpha

A local-first desktop client for backend, integration, load, security and network testing. Every protocol in one app — no cloud sync, no lock-in. Projects are file-based .thr in your repo, so they live next to your code.

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  • REST, GraphQL & gRPC in one client — plus WebSocket, Kafka, JMS, JDBC & MQTT
  • Full SOAP WS-Security from the UI: X.509, UsernameToken, XML Signature
  • Request chains (Mesh) + built-in load testing (Surge, powered by Locust)
  • Local AI test generation via Ollama — no data leaves your machine
  • Code generation: export requests as Python, JS, Go, Java, C#, cURL, PHP, Ruby
  • Open source (MIT), no telemetry, file-based .thr workspace
Theridion Net — REST request builder with a collections sidebar and response panel.

Theridion Eyes

Frontend & visual automation testing desktop app

Pre-alpha

A Tauri desktop app for frontend and visual automation testing, built on Playwright. Runs side-by-side with Theridion Net and shares the same .thr workspace, so frontend and backend tests live together.

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  • Playwright-powered frontend automation
  • Visual and end-to-end test authoring
  • Runs alongside Theridion Net (separate desktop product)
  • Shared file-based .thr workspace
  • Local-first — no cloud sync required
  • Open source (MIT)

Theridion Runner

Headless CI gates & scheduled monitoring

Alpha

A headless CLI that runs your .thr tests in CI and on a schedule, then publishes results to Hub and Weave. Ships as a native GitHub Action and a Docker image, so it drops into the pipeline you already have.

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  • Headless execution of .thr projects
  • Native GitHub Action — gate merges on test results
  • Docker image for any CI provider
  • Scheduled monitoring of live endpoints
  • Publishes run results to Hub & Weave
  • Open source (MIT)

Theridion Hub

SDLC quality overview & gates

Preview

A team-facing web dashboard that ingests run results from Runner, Eyes, Net and Weave, then shows quality across your SDLC and enforces gates. Deploy it on Vercel or self-host it.

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  • Ingests run results across the whole suite
  • Quality overview across the SDLC
  • Quality gates on releases
  • Deploy on Vercel or self-host
  • File-based, git-friendly inputs
  • Open source (MIT)
Theridion Hub — SDLC quality overview with uptime, latency, error-rate and deploy metrics across environments.

Theridion Weave

Test management for the whole suite

Beta

A web app for test management across the Theridion suite. Manages manual test cases, plans and suites, and unifies manual runs with automated results from Eyes (frontend) and Net (backend) — then feeds them to Hub.

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  • Manual test cases, plans & suites
  • Unifies manual and automated runs
  • Pulls results from Eyes & Net, feeds Hub
  • Neon Postgres persistence with in-memory fallback
  • Deploy on Vercel or self-host
  • Open source (MIT)
Theridion Weave — test management overview with coverage and results grouped by source.

Theridion for Jira

Test management inside Jira Cloud

Pre-alpha

A Jira Cloud app, built on Atlassian Forge, that brings Theridion test management inside Jira. A project page hosts the test workspace; an issue panel surfaces linked tests on any issue. Import JUnit XML from CI and track coverage straight from your Jira issues.

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  • Test management workspace as a Jira project page (Forge)
  • Issue panel: linked tests surfaced on any Jira issue
  • Test cases, test runs and live status tracking
  • Import JUnit XML results from CI
  • Coverage matrix computed from linked Jira issues
  • Forge-hosted persistence — no external database