Point QAce at a URL. It maps every page, writes the tests in plain English, drives them in a real browser, and heals the selectors when your UI moves. Then it gates the pull request, so a regression never reaches your users.
Brittle selector scripts snap the moment a class name changes. QAce reads the page, the DOM, and your routes like a person would, so tests survive the refactor and tell you what actually broke.
Write “add a product and check out” in Markdown. QAce turns intent into concrete, ordered steps, version-controlled in your repo and editable by anyone on the team.
A real cursor clicks, types, and verifies in a live browser. A screen-edge pulse shows the agent is in control. You watch it work, step by step.
When the DOM shifts, QAce relocates the element by role, text, and context instead of failing. A calibrated judge scores each step with a confidence, so verdicts are trustworthy, not coin-flips.
QAce crawls the whole site, builds a map of every page and field, and writes a prioritized plan that covers the edge cases your scripts never reach.
Drop in one script tag, or install the Chrome extension. QAce mounts an in-page panel that maps the app, proposes tests, and runs them right where your users are, with no server infrastructure required.
It crawls every page, builds a workflow map of buttons, fields, and flows, and reads your codebase for routes and components.
QAce writes a prioritized suite covering the happy path and the edge cases, as editable Markdown tests you keep in your repo.
Every pull request runs the suite. A healthy or unhealthy status blocks the merge the moment something breaks.
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