Do you know of AI Agents in Testing? If yes, which ones have you: Tried? Heard Of? Seen demos? Here are the ones that I have seen / tried: M365 Agents (Created using Copilot Studio) Github Copilot (Agent Mode) Testsigma Agents Kusho AI Test Generator Agent What else?

Playwright introduced some test agents too but in my experience if you ditch playwright’s agents and copilot too, Cursor in itself performs better. Cursor also has a built in planner mode.

We’re looking into Atlassian’s agent - Rovo. The UI is pretty good for setting context and when prompted will analyse confluence pages as well with pretty good results. I’ve used it in this to generate regression test cases for user stories.

Mabl and Testomat.io …Also there are different types of AI agent like Simple Reflex, Model Based , goal based , Learning based , Utility Based agent …problem with any agent i have seen so far is that these agents dont understand ur product they only understand patterns like

I tried Github copilot codeRabbit Codex I’m only using claude code now with gittree structure and parallel subagents and it works like a charm Also I tried, build and use Wizzo :grin:

From what I can see it is designed to be used with triggers in JIRA/Confluence. At the moment it is ‘manually’ triggered to generate test ideas. More importantly, I’ve built an agent to do a quality check on new user stories against related items and existing documentation. It looks for gaps and in…

Automation: I’ve had a look at the playwright ones, planner, generator and healer. These are web app dynamic behavior based. It’s debatable whether planning and generating should be done based on behavior rather than using an agent that generates these direct from code. Healer has a “try to please” …

Interesting! For now, it looks like a workflow agent. Based on how you want it, you seem to be going to make it as a “Semi-Autonomous Agent”.

[image] andrewkelly2555: “try to please” bias I think this is the “Placation” syndrome. Read more here: Large Language Model Syndromes – DevelopSense [image] andrewkelly2555: Agents generating test cases for manual execution I think is absurd Even I am currently ignoring (avoiding) t…

I agree: Even I am currently ignoring (avoiding) these for many reasons… the top being focus on “quality” over “quantity”. Though the company I work at seems to be going down this path. But from what l have seen so far the agents does a copy paste and converts it into a test case with a bit of extr…

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parwalrahul (Rahul Parwal) 17 November 2025 17:19 4

Interesting..

I think it looks like a Workflow Agent.

Workflow agents enhance existing workflows, and Humans stay in control

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