Netpicker is a Python-based network testing platform designed for network and NetDevOps engineers to automate configuration management, compliance checking, and network testing workflows. The platform provides centralized configuration backup and restore capabilities with automated scheduling, version control, and rollback functionality. It enables bulk configuration changes across multiple devices using centralized change pushing, scripting templates, and workflow automation. Baseline and golden configuration management features allow organizations to define known-good states, perform automated comparisons, and detect configuration drift. Netpicker includes compliance and policy enforcement capabilities with pre-built security standards including CIS hardening policies and CVE checks. Users can create custom rules for organization-specific requirements. The platform performs real-time compliance monitoring, flags violations, provides automated remediation suggestions, and generates audit trails and regulatory compliance reports. Network automation features include automated workflows for tasks like VLAN provisioning, job scheduling across multiple devices, and Python-based scripting for complex device queries and configuration tasks. Custom actions and triggers enable event-based automation. The platform offers both a graphical interface for non-coders and Python-based testing using pytest format for maximum flexibility. Users can write automated tests against device configurations, show command output, and real-time data from external APIs. Netpicker provides open-source community-supported libraries including Kopimiko for device backups and pytest-for-networking for CIS and CVE tests. A REST API documented with Swagger/OpenAPI enables programmatic control for device management, backup operations, test execution, and CLI command execution.