Momentic launches Mo, an AI testing agent that needs no test scripts
Software testing shifts from maintaining scripts to intent-driven agents; engineering teams should watch whether it actually finds bugs.
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Software testing company Momentic launched Mo on September 28, an AI agent that tests applications directly from a developer's instructions, with no test scripts to write or maintain.
Mo works like coding tools such as Claude Code: give it a URL and a testing brief, and it spins up a swarm of agents to operate the app, trying thousands of edge cases, then reports reproduction steps and video for each bug. It can also read a product requirements document or a Jira ticket for context.
Co-founder and CEO Wei-Wei Wu told SiliconANGLE that as long as scripts sit in a codebase, someone has to maintain them. The company says customers including Notion have been trying Mo; there is no independent evaluation yet.