Jenkins is a widely used automation tool that supports Continuous Integration (CI) purposes, while GoCD is specifically designed for Continuous Delivery (CD). Jenkins has a wide range of plugins available to make it infinitely configurable, flexible, and extendable. However, this also makes it harder to use, especially for beginners. On the other hand, GoCD has a simpler learning curve and is easier to set up, but its flexibility and customizability are limited compared to Jenkins. Both tools have their pros and cons, and the choice between them depends on the project requirements and specification. For projects requiring CD only, GoCD might be a better fit due to its single-purpose focus and ease of use. However, for projects that require both CI and CD, or need more flexibility in terms of plugins and customizability, Jenkins might be a better option. Additionally, tools like LambdaTest can provide integrations with both Jenkins and GoCD, making it easier to test and validate new builds in the pipeline.