Local IDE-based workflow
Runs on your machine next to your repository, with your shell and settings carried over, so it fits into an existing developer setup.
Coldtea is an AI-powered software delivery environment for teams that want to handle QA, production monitoring, bug detection, task creation, and fixes in one place. It runs on your machine and helps catch regressions and production issues after code is written.

Coldtea is a self-driving software delivery environment that brings together coding agents, automated QA, and production monitoring. It is designed to help teams manage the work that happens after code is written: verifying releases, watching production signals, detecting issues, and creating follow-up work for review.
The product runs on your machine as an IDE rather than a separate dashboard, and it connects to the shell, agents, and settings you already use. According to the site, Coldtea can also sync with your engineering board, run tasks in the background, and open pull requests for findings from monitoring agents.
Runs on your machine next to your repository, with your shell and settings carried over, so it fits into an existing developer setup.
Lets you start, steer, and review agents individually or as a team from a terminal-centered interface.
Turns plain-English journey descriptions into self-healing tests that can run against live apps and PR previews.
Watches production signals such as error logs, customer feedback, and user sessions, then investigates what it finds.
Monitoring agents can open a pull request for review after identifying regressions or technical debt.
Supports background tasks in the cloud so you can run multiple tasks in parallel and review results from one place.
Teams can describe key web or mobile flows, run them against preview URLs, and use the results to gate deployments.
Monitoring agents can surface signals from logs, feedback, and sessions, investigate them, and turn findings into reviewable pull requests.
Teams that need broader coverage after code generation can use QA and monitoring to catch issues that coding agents may miss.
Developers can sync their board, assign work to background agents, and track several tasks without staying in the terminal full time.
Coldtea can file detected codebase debt onto a board, helping teams track cleanup work that accumulates during agent-assisted development.
Yes. The site says it is an IDE that runs on your machine next to your repo, rather than a separate dashboard.
No. The site says it works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more.
The site lists Sentry, Datadog, Grafana, New Relic, PostHog, and Vercel, and says more can be requested.
It uses your app like a person would: on web it drives the live site and preview URLs, and on mobile it spins up simulators and loads real builds.
Yes. The terminal is free forever, agentic testing has a free tier, and production monitoring is free to try.