TestSprite 3.0 - Let a fleet of parallel agents test your app in minutes
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TestSprite generates and runs end-to-end tests for your app, autonomously.
For backend, we can now generate complex integration tests with dynamic variables, auto-cleanup, and Data Flow debugging.
For frontend, we now send a fleet of parallel AI agents to explore your app first — clicking through every feature like real users, then feeding results into testing. We're the first to do this.
3.0 also adds auto-heal for UI drift, auto-auth for regression, and a CLI for Claude Code, Codex users.
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Does the backend integration testing support mock services and sandbox environments?
AgentQL
didn't know building tests at scale could be this easy. congrats on the launch!
This looks very impressive? is it possible to integrate this to CI/CD pipeline as well?
Congratulations
STORI
The MCP server integration with IDEs like Cursor is a massive workflow upgrade. Automating both frontend and backend testing without leaving the editor is exactly what dev teams need. Great product!
@elene_tandashvili Thanks! Keeping devs in the editor was the whole point — every context switch is a chance for testing to slip off the priority list. Glad it's clicking for your workflow.
Build Check
yeah! Automated testing is key given that now everyone of us can vibe-code anything. Glad to see you helping on this Yunhao!
How are you handling scalability as more agents run in parallel?
Congrats! How does it handle mobile testing on Android and iOS? How do agents understand the app and test real interactions?
Do you guys use sandboxes? How do you manage auth for testing?
TestSprite
@thomas_park4 Great question Thomas 🔐
Yep — every test run spins up in its own isolated sandbox, so runs never step on each other and nothing leaks between sessions. Fresh browser, fresh state, every time.
For auth today:
Frontend testing — drop in test credentials (username/password) and the agent logs in like a real user through your actual login UI. We store them encrypted, no funny business.
Backend / API testing — we handle token refresh automatically so long-running test suites don't fall over halfway through when a token expires.
That covers most of what folks need on day one. Trickier flows (magic links, OTP, OAuth/SSO) are on the roadmap — we'd rather ship those right than ship them rushed 🛠️
What's the auth setup you're working with? Always helpful to know what we should prioritize!
A fleet of parallel agents testing your app simultaneously is a smart approach — most testing tools still run sequentially. Curious how you prevent false positives when agents overlap on the same feature. Do they coordinate or just fire in parallel and compare results?
@lakshita_rana1 Thanks! Two parts: the bug call doesn't rest on "the agent said so" — every verdict is backed by concrete evidence (expected vs. actual state, screenshots, action trace), so a flaky agent run can't promote itself into a phantom bug. On the overlap piece, agents are scoped to different features upfront, so they're orthogonal by construction rather than coordinating at runtime. Less "compare notes," more "don't race the same job."