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A lot of what we do at QA Wolf is designing agentic systems to do what humans do naturally. Humans are great at sorting test failures by a root cause, but slow. Agents are fast but need explicit rules to work together. Check it out: qawolf.com/blog/how-qa-wolf-…
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AI investigation is now live for everyone.
The moment a test fails, an agent jumps in. Broken tests are updated, bugs are filed, flakes are re-run.
QA cycles run 6.5x faster because you're not waiting for the whole suite before triaging failures.
qawolf.com/changelog/ai-inve…
tried to resolve a customer support ticket assigned to me but the ai held me accountable to a proper solution 😅
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how it feels to interact with my human family after another 14 hour day of interacting with Claude
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'twas no small feat building the infrastructure for Windows testing — check it out 👇
not just tests, even our ai chats get a computer. here is why:
A new model launches every other week. GPT-6.1 Sol, Gemini 4 Argon, Claude Opus 5.5, each new release beating the last on some benchmark. But on its own, even the smartest model can only tell you how to fix a broken test. To actually fix it, it needs somewhere to work: your code, a browser to open your app, and a way to run the test and see it pass, that’s the sandbox.
QA Wolf AI’s is warm in milliseconds, with a real file system, a git clone of your test suite and a live browser you can watch. When the task is big, it spins up 50 more sandboxes, each with its own browser and branch.
Here’s how we built it: qawolf.com/blog/every-ai-age…
Jon Perl retweeted
A new model launches every other week. GPT-6.1 Sol, Gemini 4 Argon, Claude Opus 5.5, each new release beating the last on some benchmark. But on its own, even the smartest model can only tell you how to fix a broken test. To actually fix it, it needs somewhere to work: your code, a browser to open your app, and a way to run the test and see it pass, that’s the sandbox.
QA Wolf AI’s is warm in milliseconds, with a real file system, a git clone of your test suite and a live browser you can watch. When the task is big, it spins up 50 more sandboxes, each with its own browser and branch.
Here’s how we built it: qawolf.com/blog/every-ai-age…
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Welcome to self-driving QA 🚗
Your agent builds a feature
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Calls QA Wolf to test it
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QA Wolf bulk automates Playwright & Appium tests
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Tests run in parallel
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Verified bugs are shared with your agent
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Agent fixes
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Re-test & ship
Start here: docs.qawolf.com/
web and real phones streamed to the browser. you don't need to watch the tests live. but if you want to you can. it's little things like this that make a product experience magical
Now! Watch test runs live and in living color.
When test runs get stuck they hold up your release. Before today, if you wanted to know why a test was hanging, you had to wait for the recording and logs.
Now you (or our agent) can jump in and intervene.
qawolf.com/changelog/live-st…