Facebook iconWhat is Kusho.ai and How to Use It in 8 Steps? - F22 Labs
Blogs/Technology

What is Kusho.ai and How to Use It in 8 Steps?

Feb 4, 20254 Min Read
Written by Ishwarya
What is Kusho.ai and How to Use It in 8 Steps? Hero

Tired of spending countless hours manually testing APIs? Struggling with bugs that slip into production? Building and maintaining reliable APIs shouldn't be a nightmare. That's where Kusho.ai comes in, an intelligent API testing tool designed to streamline your workflow, catch bugs before they break production, and ensure seamless integrations. 

Whether you're a developer pushing new features or a QA engineer ensuring system stability, Kusho.ai's powerful automation, real-time debugging, and AI-driven insights help you test faster and deploy with confidence. Ready to transform your API testing process? Here we go!

What is Kusho.ai?

Kusho.ai is an AI-powered tool that automates API testing. It creates test cases automatically, helping developers and QA teams find problems before they reach production. Rather than spending time on manual testing, users can let Kusho.ai handle the testing process, making API validation faster and more thorough. Unlike traditional testing methods, Kusho.ai uses natural language to understand API requirements and generates comprehensive tests that cover all possible scenarios, ensuring your APIs work reliably in every situation.

How To Use Kusho.Ai?

Let's walk through the process step by step to help you begin your API testing journey.

Step 1: just go and click the link Click here to open and get started with kusho.ai

Step 2: Log in to the application and you will be redirected to the home page like below. (As I already have some list of APIs created, it is showing me the list of APIs)

Step 3: Click on the Create button to enter a new API for testing. 

You will have options to import a Postman collection JSON, import swagger (open API spec documentation) or you can manually enter API endpoints, parameters, and authentication tokens, (if any).

Partner with Us for Success

Experience seamless collaboration and exceptional results.

Step 4: Once you click Enter API Details from the image in Step 3 (assuming initially you want to try out for 1 API first, instead of the whole Postman collection), you will see something like the one below.

 

Step 5: Enter your endpoint, Authorization token if any, query parameters if any, etc. as per your API requirement. Once all the details are entered, click the GENERATE button

Step 6: Once that is generated, you will see that listed on your home page (refer to the image in Step 2). 

Step 7:  Once you click on the particular API (which you just created), you can see the list of test cases generated for all the possible parameters and test cases like below.

Step 8:  You can either give the Run All Option to Run all test cases at a time, else you can Run them one by one manually to check if your API works correctly for that particular scenario. 

How To Run It?

Now that you've created your API tests, let's explore how to execute and customize them for your specific needs. If you click on the details of the API, it will show you the parameters and URL, which is about to be tested with the required details like below.

You can edit it according to your requirements and you can configure variables also similar to Postman, eg. In this Screenshot above, you can see {{token}} as a variable, similarly you can have testing_url, production_url and dev_url, etc, And various parameters configurable to best suit your test case.

Partner with Us for Success

Experience seamless collaboration and exceptional results.

Key Benefits of Kusho.ai

After understanding how to use Kusho.ai, let's explore the key advantages that make it stand out in the API testing landscape.

  1. Comprehensive Test Coverage: Exhaustive testing encompassing parameters, URLs, paths, and HTTP methods to ensure robust functionality.
  2. Minimize Failure Rate:  Reduce the probability of screen breaks, API failures, and overlooked scenarios by up to 95%.
  3. Unbreakable API: Achieve end-to-end testing that guarantees a resilient and perpetually operational API across all potential scenarios.

Difference Between Kusho.ai vs Postman

Wondering how Kusho.ai compares to traditional API testing tools? Let's look at a detailed comparison with Postman, one of the most widely used API platforms, to help you make an informed decision.

Feature

Kusho.ai

Postman

Primary Purpose

AI-focused API testing platform using natural language

General-purpose API development platform for testing, documenting, and managing APIs

Test Creation

Uses NLP to generate test cases from plain English descriptions

Requires manual creation of test cases using JavaScript and Postman's framework

Learning Curve

Lower learning curve with natural language interface

A steeper learning curve requiring JavaScript and testing knowledge

Collaboration Features

Basic collaboration with AI-assisted testing focus

Extensive collaboration with team workspaces, shared collections, and version control

Integration & Ecosystem

Limited integrations, focused on AI testing capabilities

A large ecosystem with extensive integrations, monitors, mock servers, and documentation tools

Primary Purpose

Kusho.ai

AI-focused API testing platform using natural language

Postman

General-purpose API development platform for testing, documenting, and managing APIs

1 of 5

Our Final Words

Testing APIs doesn't have to be a time-consuming nightmare anymore. Kusho.ai brings the power of AI to simplify and automate your API testing process. With its natural language processing, comprehensive test coverage, and user-friendly interface, you can focus on building great features while Kusho.ai handles the testing. 

Whether you're a developer or a QA engineer, it's time to say goodbye to manual testing headaches. Start testing with Kusho.ai today 🚀 and experience how efficient and reliable API testing can be. 

Author-Ishwarya
Ishwarya

Passionate Full Stack Developer with 3+ years of experience. Always eager to explore emerging technologies and push the boundaries of innovation in both tech and life. 🚀

Phone

Next for you

13 Flutter Performance Optimization Techniques in 2025 Cover

Technology

Apr 11, 20255 min read

13 Flutter Performance Optimization Techniques in 2025

Flutter is fast by default, but like any framework, poorly written code can drag things down. Whether you're building a complex mobile app or a lightweight MVP, performance matters. In this article, we'll explore 13 essential Flutter performance optimization techniques to help you build high-performing applications that keep users satisfied and engaged. Let’s get into the nitty-gritty of optimizing your Flutter app, the smart way. 13 Flutter Performance Optimization Techniques To Know in 2025

State Management in Flutter: 7 Approaches to Know (2025) Cover

Technology

Apr 10, 20253 min read

State Management in Flutter: 7 Approaches to Know (2025)

Are you finding it hard to manage state in Flutter applications? With the growing complexity of mobile apps, state management in Flutter has become one of the most critical aspects for developers. According to a survey by Stack Overflow, Flutter is now one of the most popular frameworks used by developers globally.  Effective state management can make or break an app’s performance and scalability. In this guide, we’ll dive into the importance of state management in Flutter and explore the most

How to Run a Flutter App in VS Code: A Step-by-Step Guide Cover

Technology

Apr 9, 20255 min read

How to Run a Flutter App in VS Code: A Step-by-Step Guide

Setting up a development environment can be frustrating, especially when you're eager to start coding. If you're looking to run a Flutter app in VS Code, it can seem complicated at first, but with the right steps, it becomes simple and efficient. According to Stack Overflow’s Developer Survey 2024, Flutter is on track to be used by over 40% of developers by 2025. In this article, we’ll walk you through the entire process of creating a Flutter project in VS Code, running a Flutter app in VS Code