Question 1

What is AQUMENLABS?

Accepted Answer

AQUMENLABS is a developer-tools company that builds infrastructure to close the velocity gap between AI-augmented developers and traditional QA. It ships three products — AQUMEN, diffFence, and slab — covering autonomous mobile testing, AI code review, and pre-merge impact analysis respectively.

Question 2

What products does AQUMENLABS make?

Accepted Answer

Three. AQUMEN is agentic automation for mobile end-to-end testing. diffFence is AI-native code review that auto-generates regression tests on every pull request. slab is high-fidelity impact analysis that runs at PR open and predicts blast radius in about 30 seconds.

Question 3

What is AQUMEN?

Accepted Answer

AQUMEN is AQUMENLABS' autonomous end-to-end testing product for mobile. It takes a plain-English description of a user journey and authors, runs, and self-heals an executable E2E test across iOS, Android, and backing APIs. Authoring time is roughly one minute from sentence to executable test.

Question 4

What is diffFence?

Accepted Answer

diffFence is an AI-native code review tool that auto-generates a regression test for every pull request. The generated test passes on the base branch and fails on the head branch, proving the regression empirically rather than flagging it with a heuristic comment.

Question 5

What is slab?

Accepted Answer

slab is pre-merge impact analysis. When a PR opens, slab builds an AST graph plus a RAG context, runs four specialist agents, and returns a HIGH/MED/LOW risk verdict in about 30 seconds — covering return-type changes, side effects, contract integrity, and caller blast radius. Currently coming soon.

Question 6

How do AQUMENLABS' three products fit together?

Accepted Answer

They form a pipeline along the change lifecycle. slab runs at PR open and answers 'is this risky?'. diffFence runs on push and answers 'does this break what used to work?'. AQUMEN runs on release and answers 'does the full user journey still work end-to-end on real devices?'. Each product can be adopted independently.

Question 7

Does AQUMENLABS replace existing testing tools?

Accepted Answer

It replaces hand-authored regression tests and brittle E2E suites. It does not replace unit tests, type-checkers, or linters — those remain useful. AQUMENLABS targets the layer above them: the human-time-intensive parts of testing that AI-augmented development has made the bottleneck.