Testing in the AI era
Code is now written faster than it is checked
What changed
More change, less review
Generated code arrives in larger batches and is easy to accept. Each change can touch a flow nobody on the team clicked through this week.
Unit tests miss the journey
A function can pass its tests while the checkout button no longer appears. Only an end-to-end run in a real browser sees what your users see.
Test suites can't keep up
Hand-written end-to-end suites take weeks to build and break with every redesign. Most teams end up with too few of them, or none.
How Qavtrix uses AI responsibly
AI writes the test; you can read it
Every generated test is plain Playwright code with named steps. Nothing runs that you can't inspect, edit or keep.
Real browsers, real evidence
Runs happen in real Chromium, and every result comes with screenshots, logs and a trace. The AI explains what happened; it doesn't decide it.
No silent fixes
When the UI changes, Qavtrix proposes the replacement element and waits for your click. A failing test is never quietly turned green.
Humans where humans are needed
CAPTCHA, 2FA and SSO are meant to stop bots. Qavtrix asks you to sign in once instead of trying to get around them.
What it means for your team
- Cover the journeys that earn money (sign-up, checkout, billing) before the next release, not next quarter.
- Let product and QA describe tests in their own words while engineers keep the code.
- Run them on every push and on a schedule, so a broken flow is found in minutes.
- Spend review time on real failures, with the evidence already collected.
Read more on the blog.
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