It’s an AI-powered testing framework that runs “missions” through a real browser (via Playwright). The goal is to reduce the brittleness of end-to-end tests by letting an agent adapt to small UI changes while still producing a clear pass/fail report.
Right now it works for simple flows like login/signup, outputs step-by-step reports with screenshots, and installs locally via CLI (`npx testronaut`). Still early, so I’d love feedback on where this might (or might not) fit into your workflows.
Happy to answer questions — thanks for checking it out!
Hi HN, I’m the maker of Testronaut.
It’s an AI-powered testing framework that runs “missions” through a real browser (via Playwright). The goal is to reduce the brittleness of end-to-end tests by letting an agent adapt to small UI changes while still producing a clear pass/fail report.
Right now it works for simple flows like login/signup, outputs step-by-step reports with screenshots, and installs locally via CLI (`npx testronaut`). Still early, so I’d love feedback on where this might (or might not) fit into your workflows.
Happy to answer questions — thanks for checking it out!