This looks promising for catching bugs early! However, I'm curious how Expect handles complex user interactions or dynamic content. The hardest part of automating tests tends to be accurately simulating user behavior in various states. Have you thought of ways to capture those edge cases, like different screen sizes or varied user inputs?
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One command to generate and run a full test plan. that's a massive time saver for solo devs shipping fast. curious, how does it handle edge cases that aren't obvious from the diff alone?
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hey @aiden_bai1 congrats on the launch and seriously this is a much needed solution at present when agents have started the development.....
but “How does to expect the balance in terms of flexibility for AI‑generated test plans with the risk of flaky, over‑broad or noisy tests and especially when changes are small but the agent always try to test the whole app making the whole process terrible ?
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Agent-driven browser testing that actually runs in a real browser rather than a headless mock is interesting. So much of automated testing breaks in production because the test environment doesn't match real browser behaviour. How does Expect handle sites that use bot detection or CAPTCHA flows?
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A simple command to let agents test your code in a real browser.
Interesting to see how 2026 is seeing a lot of agent-friendly products.
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This looks promising for catching bugs early! However, I'm curious how Expect handles complex user interactions or dynamic content. The hardest part of automating tests tends to be accurately simulating user behavior in various states. Have you thought of ways to capture those edge cases, like different screen sizes or varied user inputs?
One command to generate and run a full test plan. that's a massive time saver for solo devs shipping fast. curious, how does it handle edge cases that aren't obvious from the diff alone?
Agent-driven browser testing that actually runs in a real browser rather than a headless mock is interesting. So much of automated testing breaks in production because the test environment doesn't match real browser behaviour. How does Expect handle sites that use bot detection or CAPTCHA flows?
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