QA-specialist
The morning run that notices your checkout died overnight
Walks your signup or checkout in a real browser every morning with test credentials and files a card when a step stops producing its confirmation.
The flow that earns the money is the one nobody tests by hand anymore. A payment-script change on Friday night surfaces on Monday as a refund request and a weekend of zero signups you had filed under "seasonal."
Så fungerar det
- 01
Describe the path once: the starting page, what to fill in, what the success state looks like, plus test credentials. Each morning the agent walks it in a real browser, fills the forms, and checks that the expected confirmation actually renders. When a step fails it captures what it saw, where it got stuck, and what differs from the last good run, then files it as a card on a desk kanban: new, confirmed, fixed.
- 02
Slack hears from it only on a break or a recovery, never a daily all-green you would train yourself to ignore. The board doubles as your regression history, and steps the agent has learned are flaky get a retry before it raises any alarm.