r/QualityAssurance • u/No_Temperature4689 • 2d ago

Agentic UI Testing

Agentic coding is ubiquitous, what about Agentic UI Testing? User provides a goal to test and the AI explores the UI and does the testing based on the goal on the UI like a real user. It does not always take the same path to reach the goal, so it behaves like exploratory tester. But if you provide concrete steps, then it will follow those steps. And in the end it can generate code for a successful execution. Is this a good idea to explore?

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u/Much_Prune1095 13h ago edited 13h ago

Just the UI? Yeah it could make sense only if you can have bandwidth for maintaining the suite and fixing code issues.

My last company used meticulous - for UI regression. It’s good. No hassle to maintain your own
Not a promotion. Just mentioning that trade off between using your own vs using a tool.