TestDino Integrations

Connect external platforms to bring TestDino insights where your team works.

TestDino integrations deliver test result context directly into your CI/CD, issue tracking, and communication tools. Teams stay informed on every test run, act on failures immediately, and resolve issues faster without switching between platforms.

Available Integrations

GitHub App

PR comments, CI checks, PR dashboard sync

GitLab

MR comments, merge request dashboard sync

Azure DevOps

View test runs inside Azure DevOps

Jira

Create issues from failed or flaky tests

Jira Forge App

View linked test cases, runs, and sessions inside Jira issues

Linear

Create issues from failed or flaky tests

Asana

Create tasks from failed or flaky tests

monday

Create items from failed or flaky tests

Slack App

Run summaries + annotation-based failure alerts

Slack Webhook

Custom webhook notifications

OpenClaw Chat Bot

Query TestDino from Slack, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp

n8n

Trigger workflows on test runs, query data with the community node

Connection Scope

Scope	How It Works	Integrations
Project-level	Connected once per project. All team members share the same connection.	GitHub App, GitLab, monday, Azure DevOps, Slack App, Slack Webhook
User-level	Each team member authenticates individually. Tickets are created under their own account.	Jira, Linear, Asana
Token-based	Connected with a Personal Access Token. The token resolves to its project, so no project ID is entered.	n8n

What Each Category Does

CI/CD Integration

These are app-level connections that sync data between TestDino and your Git provider. Once connected, they post test summaries, run CI checks, and sync pull request or merge request data into TestDino automatically.

Integration	Comments	CI Checks	PR/MR Dashboard Sync
GitHub App	PR + commit comments	Pass/fail quality gates	Full sync: overview, timeline, files changed
GitLab	MR + commit comments	Not available	Full sync: overview, timeline, files changed
Azure DevOps	Not available	Not available	View test runs via VS Marketplace extension

Tip

Looking to upload test results from your CI pipeline? That’s covered in CI Setup under Getting Started. Integrations here are for app connections that sync data and post feedback.

Issue Tracking

Create bug tickets directly from failed or flaky tests in TestDino. Each ticket includes prefilled context: test name, file, error message, failure history, console logs, and links to the TestDino run and Git commit.

Integration	Supported Actions
Jira	Create issues in a selected Jira project with prefilled fields
Jira Forge App	View test cases, runs, sessions, and releases linked from TestDino inside the Jira issue panel
Linear	Create issues in a selected Linear team
Asana	Create tasks in a selected Asana project
monday	Create items in a selected monday board + dashboard widget to view test runs with status

Communication

Route test run notifications to Slack so your team stays updated without opening TestDino.

Integration	What It Does
Slack App	• Run summaries: posts status, pass rate, duration, author, and branch to configured channels with environment-based routing • Annotation alerts: notifies specific channels or users when tests with testdino:notify-slack annotations fail
Slack Webhook	• Sends all notifications to a single channel via incoming webhook URL • No environment routing or annotation alerts

Tip

The Slack App supports two alert types: run-level summaries (fires on every run) and annotation-based alerts (fires only when specific annotated tests fail). Use annotations to notify the right person for critical test failures. See Annotations Guide.

Automation

Query TestDino in plain language and build no-code workflows that react to test runs. Ask questions from a chat bot, or trigger automations when a run starts or finishes and read test runs, test cases, specs, analytics, and usage downstream.

Integration	What It Does
OpenClaw Chat Bot	• Two-way bot powered by the Local MCP Server • Ask TestDino questions in plain language from Slack, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and other channels OpenClaw supports
n8n	• Trigger node: starts a workflow when a test run begins or completes • Action nodes: query test runs, test cases, specs, analytics, and usage, and generate PDF reports • Runs as AI-agent tools inside n8n’s AI Agent node