The BizBMS quality agent
Meet Qua.
Qua writes the tests, records the journeys, runs the gate and reports what passed and what did not.
Qua checks the work. It does not approve a landing; your people do.
What Qua does
Journeys
Records browser journeys of your product and replays them on every landing.
Speed, cost, quality →The gate
Runs conventions, types, coverage and migrations; refuses under-tested work.
How the gate works →One landing, one report
Illustration
Qua
You
BAS-12 is on slot 4. Is it ready to land?
Qua
Gate green: 48 tests, coverage 100%, migrations in step. One journey changed: checkout now shows the late fee. Recording attached. Your word lands it.
You
What about the mobile onboarding flow?
Qua
Replayed on three phone sizes, all green. Nothing else moved.
What Qua reports
- Gate results
- Every check on every landing, pass or refuse, in the card.
- Journey recordings
- A video of each user journey after each change.
- Defect triage
- A failing check traced to the change that caused it.
- Regression on every landing
- The whole suite and every journey, every time.
- Trend over time
- Gate pass rate and escapes to production, per board.
Your word, not Qua's
- Qua refuses under-tested work; it never approves a landing.
- A red check blocks the card until a person decides.
- Every result is written to the card and the record.
Qua and Cody
Delivery runs on BAS™
Qua runs on BAS, the BizBMS Agentic System: the gate, the slots and the signed record behind every check.
How BAS works →Questions
- What is Qua?
- Qua is the BizBMS quality agent. It writes the tests, records the journeys, runs the gate and reports what passed and what did not.
- Does Qua approve landings?
- No. Qua refuses under-tested work and reports; a landing waits for your people's word.
- What does the gate check?
- Conventions, static types, the full test suite at a coverage floor, migrations in step, and the journeys Qua recorded.
- Can Qua test our existing product?
- Yes. Qua records the journeys your product has today and replays them on every change, before any new code.