Give your coding agent the test history it's missing.

Coding agents see one failing run and make the test pass: they loosen the assertion, add a retry, bump a timeout. With one data point, a flaky test and a real regression look the same.

Xping records every dotnet test run, including local runs that never reach CI. Pooled across your team, that history becomes a per-test confidence score with the evidence behind it, so your agent and your team can tell a flake from a real failure before anyone edits the test.

1. Record. The SDK captures every test execution on laptops and in CI, with no changes to your tests.
2. Score. Each test gets a confidence score, a reliability tier and an evidence level that says how much history stands behind the number.
3. Answer. Ask from the terminal with xping report, read it in the portal, see it on GitHub pull requests, or let your agent ask before it touches a failing test.

dotnet add package Xping.Sdk.XUnit   # or Xping.Sdk.NUnit / Xping.Sdk.MSTest
dotnet tool install -g Xping.Cli
dotnet test
xping report

Local mode shows run-by-run history, inconsistent and newly failing tests, and consistent failures from your own machine. See the local-first quickstart.

Confidence scores need history from more than one machine. Xping Cloud pools runs from your team, branches and CI, and adds per-test scoring, root-cause categorisation and GitHub pull-request insights.

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• sdk-dotnet: .NET SDK for NUnit, xUnit and MSTest (MIT)

• Website: xping.io
• Documentation: docs.xping.io
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