AI tests what it can imagine. Not what your business fears.
A builder agent knows what goes wrong in software in general. It doesn't know that your checkout can't fail on Black Friday, that your HR integration breaks silently, or which risks your team decided to live with. That knowledge sits with your people. RiskStorming turns it into context your agents can use.
An agent on its own
- Tests the risks every app has, not the ones your business fears
- Misses what only your team knows: the fragile integration, the deadline, the customer who can't wait
- Can't tell which risks were consciously accepted, so it re-raises them or skips them
- Generic coverage gives a false sense of safety
An agent with your risk register
- Works from the risks your team named and prioritised, per feature and per system
- Knows what is covered, what is open and what was accepted on purpose
- Gets solutions and agreed actions with every risk, not just a list of worries
- Stays current: every new session updates the register your agents read
From a team conversation to agent context
1. RiskStorm together
Your team runs a session with the TestSphere cards: pick the quality aspects that matter, name the risks, choose solutions and agree who does what. Online or around a table.
2. Build your risk register
Each session adds to one register, organised by business feature (checkout, search) and architecture system (message queue, API gateway). Mark risks as covered or accepted as you go.
3. Hand it to your agents
Agents read the register through a secure API, an MCP server or a Markdown export. Give it to Claude Code or Cursor as context, or sync it into Jira.
## Checkout › Card payment R-12 · Performance · open The payment provider times out at peak load; a retry charges the customer twice. Solutions: load test with a production-like card mix Action: QA adds an idempotency check, p95 under 300 ms R-15 · Compliance · accepted Card data in support tickets. Accepted until Q2: masking is planned with the new helpdesk.
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Every plan starts with 7 days free. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing. Joining a session is always free.
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