AutoQA-Agent: Write Acceptance Tests in Markdown, Run Them with AI + Playwright
AutoQA-Agent is a Docs-as-Tests CLI that allows writing acceptance tests in Markdown and running them using a Claude Agent SDK loop and Playwright.
Why it matters
AutoQA-Agent simplifies the process of writing and running acceptance tests, making it more accessible to non-engineers and improving the overall quality and maintainability of UI automation.
Key Points
- 1Reduces script fragility with snapshot-first, ref-first interactions
- 2Allows non-engineers to contribute by writing Markdown specs
- 3Generates detailed logs, snapshots, screenshots, and traces for debugging
- 4Can export passing runs into standard @playwright/test specs
Details
AutoQA-Agent is a tool that aims to address common issues with UI automation, such as unstable locators, unreadable test code, and difficulty in diagnosing failures. It treats acceptance tests as living documentation and uses an agent loop to drive a real browser, recovering from transient failures. The tool supports writing test steps in Markdown, which can then be run using the Claude Agent SDK and Playwright. It generates various artifacts, including logs, snapshots, screenshots, and traces, to aid in debugging. Additionally, AutoQA-Agent can export successful specs to standard @playwright/test specifications, allowing developers to incorporate the tested functionality into their codebase.
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