Was writing E2E tests ever a problem that needs automation? Also E2E tests need to be updated everytime a new feature is added. TesterArmy sounds great. But config overhead and potential security leaks makes it a no go
Yes a lot. So with the acceleration of AI in the software engineering. Features are being shipped faster but causes regressions. The only way to verify is either you write tests with AI and spend hours reviewing them or you do manual QA. agent-qa aims to solve the later. First your product should work for the end user, later you can write clean test etc.