Why Stakari exists
Writing code got faster. Proving it still works did not. Stakari is a testing platform that plans, runs and verifies tests, then reports bugs you can reproduce.
- One wrong report costs more trust than a missed bug wins, so Stakari verifies before it reports: deterministic checks first, failures re-run in clean contexts.
- Every finding is understandable by a developer without extra context: what happened, what was expected, and how to reproduce it.
- A non-technical owner can set up a project and read plain-language summaries without engineering help.
Verified, not guessed
A model's judgment alone never produces a Verified finding. A deterministic oracle has to fail too.
Safe by default
The runner enforces environment policy at the point of each request. The planner, the model and the scenario cannot override it.
You stay in control
No scenario runs until you approve the plan, and you see a credit estimate first.
Provider-neutral
All model calls go through one gateway, so providers and models can be switched by configuration.
Stakari is in development and opening to pilots soon. The first release covers a thin slice of each of its five modules, judged against fixture apps, and grows with feedback from pilot teams.
Who is behind Stakari
Stakari is being built by one founder.
Ndifoin Hilary, FounderBamenda, Cameroon