The Ontology: Your Software's Digital Twin
Every enterprise application is a complex graph of business rules, user journeys, and system dependencies. Aura QA maps this graph—not with manual documentation, but with autonomous AI agents that learn your architecture by observing it.
What is the Ontology?
Conceptual Explanation
Think of the Ontology as the "DNA" of your application. It's a living, breathing model that captures:
- •Every user journey (login → checkout → payment)
- •Every API dependency (microservice A calls service B)
- •Every business rule (users in EU see GDPR consent)
- •Every data relationship (customer → order → invoice)
Unlike static documentation, the Ontology updates itself as your code changes. It's always current, always accurate.
Technical Definition
The Ontology is a knowledge graph built on Neo4j, continuously updated by AI agents that analyze:
- • Production traffic patterns
- • Git commit histories
- • API schemas and database migrations
- • User session recordings
- • Bug tracking system data
How It Works: The Three Layers
Discovery Layer
AI agents crawl your application—web, mobile, API—and automatically map all UI components, API endpoints, database schemas, and third-party integrations. No manual input required. The agents learn by watching production.
Intelligence Layer
Machine learning models analyze the discovered graph to predict which features are most likely to break, identify high-risk user journeys, detect anomalies in data flows, and suggest optimal test coverage strategies. The system gets smarter with every deployment.
Action Layer
Based on predictions, the Ontology autonomously generates new test scenarios for high-risk areas, heals broken tests when UI elements change, adjusts test priority based on production usage, and triggers regression suites when dependencies change. Testing happens without human intervention.
Ontology in Action: Use Cases
Mergers & Acquisitions
Regulatory Compliance
Legacy Modernization
Visualization: The Ontology Graph
Interactive Graph Features (for dev team)
Node Types
Edge Types
Interactions
- • Click node → See all tests covering it
- • Hover edge → See dependency details
- • Filter by risk score → Highlight fragile areas