run-testsprite-backend
Run TestSprite Backend
Use TestSprite as an independent HTTP client against a reviewed deployment. Build executable Python tests from repository truth, run them through TestSprite, correlate the returned evidence to one pinned run, fix the demonstrated layer, deploy the exact verified revision, and finish with a fresh external run.
This workflow is TypeScript-backend-first. For another stack, substitute that repository's route, schema, test, build, and deployment conventions; TestSprite still exercises the service over HTTP.
Value boundary
TestSprite can expose defects that same-process tests miss and challenge semantic contracts such as citations, streaming order, routing metadata, typed failures, dependencies, and cleanup. It is not a deployment system, account/proxy provider, CAPTCHA solver, load tester, or autonomous maintainer. Its AI analysis is a hypothesis, not proof.
| TestSprite can establish | It cannot establish by itself |
|---|---|
| What the observed target returned to its client | That the target serves the checkout's commit |
| Whether saved assertions held for a pinned execution | That a suggested root cause is correct |
| Request, response, backend output, trace, and dependency evidence that the service returns | That every backend evidence surface is immutable or run-scoped |
| A fresh external pass after deployment | Native correctness, load tolerance, or security completeness |