Your language, not ours
Playwright or Selenium output in TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java or C#. Copy to the repo, download the file, or keep it in the workspace.
Solutions · For developers
Bugs that arrive
with a stack trace.
No more 'it's broken on staging' with a blurry screenshot. QAMind failures come linked to the exact test case, the exact run, and the full error output.
A working week
Same week. Different job.
MonSlack: 'checkout is broken?' No repro steps. No environment.
TueWrite Playwright boilerplate for a feature you shipped last week.
WedThe QA spreadsheet says 'fails sometimes'. Which selector? Unknown.
ThuMerge and hope. Coverage status: vibes.
FriArchaeology: which commit broke the login flow two weeks ago?
What does the lifting
The parts built for you.
Runs on your machine
The local runner is a small Node process on localhost — scripts execute in your environment, not a mystery cloud grid.
Failures with evidence
Every failed case keeps its duration, logs and full error output. 'Cannot reproduce' stops being the default reply.
CI hooks that post back
The GitHub Actions integration triggers runs from PRs and posts results back as comments. Slack and Mattermost get the alerts.
Selectors from reality
Attach a browser recording when generating scripts and locators come from actual captured interactions — fewer brittle waits and XPaths.
Zero-token day-to-day
Running tests, reviewing results and tracking bugs never costs AI tokens. Generation is the only metered thing.