What is Sulu

Sulu is a test management system for software teams. It lets you organize manual test cases, run them, ingest results from automated CI pipelines, and track quality over time — without forcing you to choose between manual QA and automation.

Who Sulu is for

• QA engineers who maintain manual test cases and triage failures.
• SDETs and automation engineers who want their CI runs to land in the same place as manual results.
• Engineering managers who track release readiness through pass-rate trends and dashboards.

What sets Sulu apart

• Allure-style attribute trees. Organize test cases by any combination of custom fields you choose — feature, component, severity — and re-arrange the hierarchy without re-tagging tests.
• First-class manual + automated parity. Manual launches and CI runs live side-by-side in the same launches list, the same dashboards, the same KPIs.
• Real-time launches. WebSocket-driven updates mean a CI pipeline progress is visible the moment results stream in — no refresh required.
• Adapter-free results import. Upload the standard report your framework already produces — allure-results or JUnit XML — with no Sulu library in your test code. A small CLI (suluctl) streams them from CI, or drag a folder into the browser.

Where to go next

• Skim the core concepts to learn Sulu's vocabulary.
• Then walk through Getting started end-to-end.