Orcraft
Orcraft is the platform for test development and orchestration that lets you and your AI agents run the entire testing operation.
A plain-Python test framework gives suites a defined structure. A controller runs those suites from a GUI, the command line or a CI pipeline and collects the logs and results in one place. An endpoint application on each test machine lets the controller run tests there, so a run covers the local machine or a fleet of remote machines with the same suites.
Your AI agents work across all of them. They write suites in the framework's structure, run them on the machines registered in the controller and read the logs the runs leave behind. The person decides what to test, reviews what the AI agents wrote in the controller GUI, runs it and corrects it, unless the whole loop is handed to the AI agents and runs fully automated.
The package
This package installs the controller, the endpoint application and the test framework:
orcraft-controller runstarts the controller, with its GUI or on the command line.orcraft-endpoint runstarts the endpoint application on a test machine.from orcraft import ...gives a suite the framework.
It runs on Windows, Linux and macOS and needs Python 3.14 or newer.
Installation
pip install orcraft
Installing into a virtual environment is recommended, and required on distributions that protect the system Python. The Prerequisites page covers Python, the virtual environment and the GUI's requirements per operating system.
First steps
- Orcraft's Web Site: what Orcraft is and its documentation.
- Watch the demo: see Orcraft in action.
- Getting started: install the controller and run the first test.
- Adding endpoints: run the endpoint application on your machines and register them in the controller.
- Tutorial: the framework, one feature at a time, with a suite you can run.
- Framework reference: every class, field and status of the framework.
Support
Ask any question, report an issue, request a feature: support@orcraft.app.
License
© 2026 GM Core Ltd. All rights reserved.
The Orcraft software is provided under the Orcraft Software License Agreement in LICENSE; its source code is proprietary. The notices of the third-party software it includes are in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.
Orcraft™ is a trademark of GM Core Ltd. The Orcraft name, logo and branding assets are proprietary and may not be used without prior written permission.
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