Every engineering team deserves CI that works.
Most engineering teams accept flaky CI as a cost of doing business. A test fails, someone clicks rerun, it passes — and everyone moves on. But that “move on” moment costs real money. It’s 20 minutes of waiting, 10 minutes of context switching, and a developer who just lost momentum on the thing that actually matters.
We built Kleore because we think that’s unacceptable.
What we believe
Flaky tests are a management problem, not just a technical one.
They persist because nobody owns them and nobody measures them. When you put a dollar cost on a flaky test and assign it to someone with a deadline, it gets fixed.
Detection without action is just noise.
Dashboards that show you have a problem but don’t help you fix it are glorified alerts. Kleore detects, diagnoses, quarantines, and auto-fixes — because the goal isn’t awareness, it’s resolution.
CI reliability is an engineering multiplier.
When CI is fast and trustworthy, developers ship faster, review more confidently, and spend time on the work that moves the product forward. When it’s flaky, everything slows down.
How we’re different
We’re not a monitoring tool that shows you graphs. We’re not a test framework plugin. We’re a complete system that:
- 1.Finds the problem — flaky test detection from CI metadata, no code changes required.
- 2.Quantifies it — dollars, not just percentages.
- 3.Fixes it — AI diagnosis + auto-fix PRs.
- 4.Prevents it from coming back — quarantine + auto-unquarantine.
Who this is for
Teams on GitHub Actions who are tired of flaky CI but don’t have time to build internal tooling. Whether you’re a 5-person startup or a 500-person engineering org, the math is the same: flaky tests waste time and money. We make the waste visible and give you the tools to eliminate it.
“We believe every team should know exactly how much their CI is costing them — and have the tools to make it better.”
— The Kleore Team