Qualflare for GitLab CI

Qualflare reads the test results your GitLab CI pipeline already produces — no test rewrites, no new runner. Upload them with the zero-config CLI and get AI failure clustering, flaky-test detection, and per-launch risk on top.

Add it in one step

Add an upload job that runs after your test job. In .gitlab-ci.yml:

upload-to-qualflare:
  stage: .post
  when: always
  script:
    - qf login ci "$QF_TOKEN" --force
    - qf ci collect test-results/*.xml

Add QF_TOKEN as a masked CI/CD variable (Settings → CI/CD → Variables). Qualflare auto-detects branch and commit from GitLab’s CI_COMMIT_* variables.

Full setup (install, tokens, flags) is in the CI/CD guide. The collect command auto-detects your result format across 23+ frameworks.

What you get

• ›AI failure clustering — group failures by root cause across runs, not one red build at a time.
• ›Flaky-test detection — score each test’s flakiness from history, so intermittent failures surface.
• ›Per-launch release risk — a structured report and risk score for every pipeline run.
• ›Trends over time — pass rates, stability, and flaky frequency, across branches and environments.

More: all integrations · framework reporting guides · flaky test detection.