Tricentis SeaLights

By Tricentis. Category: Results analysis and triage. Homepage

The SeaLights documentation describes Tricentis SeaLights as a code coverage and test optimization platform that uses AI and machine learning to block untested code changes and run only the tests affected by a change. Agents and build plugins collect coverage from applications written in languages such as Java, Node.js, Python, Go and .NET. The documentation gives CI examples for Jenkins, GitHub Actions and GitLab. A SeaLights MCP server, run through uv or Docker, exposes SeaLights APIs as tools for AI models. Tricentis announced its acquisition of SeaLights on 18 July 2024.

Description written from the vendor's documentation.

Status

Status: Acquired

Acquired by Tricentis (announced Jul. 18, 2024); sold as Tricentis SeaLights, sealights.io redirects to the Tricentis product page, and the documentation shows releases through August 2026.

DocumentedSourceVerified

Facts

Tricentis SeaLights: facts with evidence level, source and verification date
FactValueEvidenceSourceVerified on
StatusAcquiredDocumentedtricentis.com
AI capabilities
  • Results analysis
Documenteddocs.sealights.io
Test creationNot documentedNot documentedNone found
Test outputNot documentedNot documentedNone found
SurfacesNot documentedNot documentedNone found
Hosting
  • Cloud
Vendor-statedtricentis.com
Pricing modelNot documentedNot documentedNone found
Free tierNot documentedNot documentedNone found
CI integrations
  • Jenkins
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab
Documenteddocs.sealights.io
Self-healingNone documentedNot documentedNone found
Agent integrationSeaLights MCP server: exposes SeaLights functionality as tools that AI models can use to interact with the SeaLights APIs (run via uv or Docker)Documenteddocs.sealights.io

Published prices

Not documentedVerified

No prices are published. The pricing model is not documented.

Vendor-stated, verbatim

What Tricentis says about its product, quoted as published and not confirmed in documentation.

  • “88% reduction in CI cycle time a leading cybersecurity company cut integration tests from 30.5K to 4.9K.”
    SourceSeen
  • “70% reduction in regression scope a top-tier financial services platform caught 100 critical gaps before a single release reached production.”
    SourceSeen
  • “How a global gaming company achieved 80% faster releases and near-zero production defects with Tricentis qTest and SeaLights”
    SourceSeen

Alternatives

Tools in the same category (Results analysis and triage), ordered by the number of shared creation and surface values, then by name. Each line lists documented facts that differ from Tricentis SeaLights.

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Questions

Is this page a review of Tricentis SeaLights?

No. This page is a fact sheet. Each fact shows its evidence level, its source and the date it was checked. We do not rate or rank tools.

Does Tricentis SeaLights have a free tier?

A free tier is not documented for Tricentis SeaLights as of 2026-09-24.

What test output does Tricentis SeaLights produce?

The test output format is not documented as of 2026-09-24.

Is Tricentis SeaLights still available?

Status: Acquired, checked on 2026-09-24. The status note above gives the date and source.

Sources

  1. Tricentis SeaLights product page Opened
  2. Tricentis acquires AI-powered quality intelligence platform SeaLights (Tricentis blog) Opened
  3. SeaLights Knowledge Base home Opened
  4. SeaLights Knowledge Base documentation index (llms.txt) Opened
  5. What is SeaLights Opened
  6. SeaLights Technical Overview Opened
  7. SeaLights FAQ Opened
  8. SeaLights MCP Opened
  9. Setting up the SeaLights MCP server Opened
  10. SeaLights CI/CD Integration Examples Opened
  11. What's new, August 2026: Coverage Analysis: Share It, Scope It, Trust It Opened

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