A cleaner way to ship

Build, test and release any codebase, reliably and at scale.

Works on your laptop, inside CI, or straight in the cloud.

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Configurable

Coordinating end-to-end tests demands serious automation, and we believe brittle shell scripts and vendor-locked YAML no longer deliver an acceptable developer experience for that work.

Klavrium delivers a full platform for modern test orchestration: a runtime; system API; SDKs for 8 languages; interactive REPL; and more.

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Laptop-first

With Klavrium, running locally isn't a bolt-on but a first-class feature.

Once Klavrium is set up to orchestrate your tests, it will run them dependably on any supported system: your laptop, AI sandbox, CI server, or dedicated cloud infrastructure. The single requirement is a recent Linux kernel.

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Consistent

Klavrium is built from the ground up for repeatability: tests run in containers; your orchestration logic runs in sandboxed functions; host dependencies are explicit and strictly typed; intermediate artifacts and environments are assembled just-in-time; everything is cached by default with fine-grained cache control.

Whether it's a test result or an intermediate artifact, Klavrium hands you an output you can trust.

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Transparent

Native tracing, logs, and metrics reveal precisely what happens at every step. Troubleshoot involved workflows on the spot instead of guessing what broke from a wall of text logs.

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