Test automation that doesn't suck
Test automation that doesn't suck
Hey HN. We’re two devs building Magnitude (magnitude.run), a software testing platform to eliminate brittle and high-maintenance testing. It uses LLM-powered web agents to execute natural language test cases while identifying specific bugs along the way. There’s plenty of buzz around web agents and new approaches to automated testing, so what makes our product different? Our approach is web-native, provides dynamic yet consistent behavior, and is packaged in an all-in-one solution so that you can forget about maintaining internal tools for testing. With Magnitude, you’re able to create test cases in natural language that just work based on what you intend, rather than relying on a particular webpage structure. Instead of brittle test failures becoming white noise, you’ll know that when a test fails, it means real users could be impacted. If you’d like to give this a try, check out our preview. We’d love to hear what you think about it. - Tom & Anders
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