Show HN: Turn your OpenAPI spec into negative tests

Summary

Dochia Bringing Chaos with Love - Dochia automatically generates and executes negative and boundary testing so you can focus on creative problem-solving. Because nobody wants to debug why their "enterprise-grade" API can't handle a simple 🤷‍♀️ What is Dochia? Dochia automatically generates and executes negative and boundary testing so you can focus on creative problem-solving. It auto-generates malicious, weird, and edge-case inputs to hammer your endpoints. Instead of spending 40% of your time writing repetitive test cases and missing critical edge cases, let Dochia do the heavy lifting while you focus on building amazing features. It's like throwing a tantrum at your API, so your users don't have to. See it in action Features 🚀 Instant Setup : Point it at your OpenAPI spec and go : Point it at your OpenAPI spec and go 🧠 Smart Testing : 120+ playbooks create realistic, context-aware test cases : 120+ playbooks create realistic, context-aware test cases 🔍 Find Hidden Issues : Edge cases, invalid inputs, and boundary conditions : Edge cases, invalid inputs, and boundary conditions 📊 Clear Results : Actionable reports with specific fixes : Actionable reports with specific fixes 🔄 Replay Mode : Replay and investigate specific test scenarios : Replay and investigate specific test scenarios 📋 OpenAPI Native: Understands your API structure automatically About the Name Dochia comes from Romanian folklore - a legendary figure known for testing the limits of winter's harshness. Like its namesake, this tool rigorously tests your APIs to ensure they can withstand any conditions. Why Dochia? The Problem: Engineers spend 40% of time writing repetitive test cases Manual testing misses critical edge cases and boundary conditions Traditional automation mostly tests the "happy path" scenarios These missed edge cases become expensive production failures The Solution: Automatically discovers and tests thousands of input variations Finds the boundary conditions that would otherwise bre...