Tusk

About Tusk

Tusk is an AI verification layer for coding agents: it generates unit, integration, and API tests plus code reviews grounded in real production traffic, so teams shipping agent-written code can move fast without merging regressions. The grounding in live traffic is the differentiator — rather than inferring plausible inputs from the source, Tusk uses observed request patterns and business context to construct test cases that reflect what users actually do, and the company reports catching real-world regressions in 43% of PRs. Setup is a single curl-installed CLI plus `tusk drift setup` in the service root, and it is explicitly optimized for agents: one command adds Tusk-generated tests locally or to an existing branch, and it self-iterates on its own tests when they error rather than requiring back-and-forth with a copilot. Self-healing keeps existing suites aligned with current business logic on every commit. CoverBot backfills unit tests to close coverage gaps left by historical code. Integrations cover Linear and Jira, plus a product analytics dashboard. Pricing is published: a Free tier for individual developers with no seat minimum, generating unit and API tests for PRs and running them locally or in CI, with a 14-day Team trial and no credit card required; Team at $50/mo per active developer with no seat minimum, adding unlimited test generation, observability, CoverBot, three synced repos, and priority Slack support; and Enterprise at a custom price with a 200-seat minimum.

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