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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Stride Conductor securely access an LLM?

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Stride Conductor integrates effortlessly with your organization's LLM setup, leveraging your existing access provisions.

Whether you're hosting models through AWS Bedrock, Azure AI, directly with providers like Anthropic or OpenAI, or running open-source models like Meta's Llama on your own hardware, Stride Conductor adapts to your needs.

Our secure design ensures Stride Conductor operates within your environment, connecting to your tools—including LLMs—the way you choose, making it one of the best ai tools for software testing.

What languages does Stride Conductor support?

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Stride Conductor, one of the best AI tools for software testing, supports almost any programming language. Currently, we specialize in workflows tailored to Java, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, and TypeScript, focusing on enhancing quality for the most common client codebases.

How is Stride Conductor different from other AI CodeGen tools like Github Copilot or Cursor?

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Stride Conductor sets itself apart as one of the best AI tools for software testing by leveraging specialized multi-agent workflows that mimic human collaboration to create, review, and refine code. This approach delivers higher-quality tests uniquely tailored to an organization's coding standards. Unlike generic AI code generation tools like GitHub Copilot or Cursor, Stride Conductor features automated self-healing loops, where agents independently run and iterate on tests, continuously adapting to the codebase's nuances without user intervention.

Additionally, Stride Conductor enables teams to define specific testing guidelines and integrates with backlogs to incorporate business logic, ensuring tests align with both code correctness and underlying business requirements. This deeply customized and iterative process goes far beyond the capabilities of generic code generation tools.

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