AI Magic is where your QA Agent becomes truly autonomous. Give it a task in plain English—watch it figure out how to get it done.Type “sort products from cheap to expensive” and the agent finds the sort dropdown, selects the right option, and verifies the results. No need to specify every click, every hover, every wait. The agent handles it all.
Your agent loves context. While “add to cart” works fine, “add the first blue t-shirt in size medium to cart” works even better. The more specific you are, the more precise the execution.Some tasks that just work:
Date pickers and calendars are usually a testing nightmare. Not anymore. Tell the agent to “select next Friday” or “book a meeting for December 15th at 2 PM”—it handles all the clicking, scrolling, and month navigation automatically.Whether it’s a custom React component, a jQuery plugin, or native HTML5 date inputs, the agent figures it out. You focus on what date you need, not how to get there.
Your agent can grab information from the page and save it for later. Extract prices, order numbers, user names—anything visible on screen—and store them as session variables.Use extracted data anywhere:
Compare prices across different pages
Verify order confirmations match cart totals
Check that usernames appear correctly after login
Validate that search results contain expected items
Just say “save the order total as checkout_amount” and use it later in assertions or other steps.
Here’s the kicker—your agent learns. Each successful execution teaches it new patterns about your app. That tricky multi-step flow that took a few tries initially? The agent remembers what worked and nails it next time.Failed attempts become learning opportunities. The agent analyzes what went wrong, adjusts its approach, and improves automatically. Your tests don’t just run—they evolve.