AI is already writing tests.
Watch it happen live — then let's talk about
what QA engineers do next.
We type one sentence and take our hands off the keyboard. An AI agent writes a real Playwright test, runs it, watches it fail — and fixes it. On a real site, on screen. Real tools, real workflows, zero AI hype.
Save my free spot →The real question isn't "will AI replace QA?" It's what a great QA engineer looks like now.
AI is getting surprisingly good at work we used to do manually - writing tests, reading failures, fixing its own mistakes, working directly inside engineering tools. You won't hear about it on September 3. You'll watch it happen.
No 60-slide presentation. We're actually going to use it.
Everything runs on a plain Claude subscription. No API keys, no per-token bills - that's a deliberate design choice, and we'll show you why it matters.
The agentic loop
One sentence in. The agent explores a real site, writes a real Playwright test, runs it, reads its own failure - and fixes it. Red to green, hands off the keyboard.
Your turn
You throw us the next test case in the chat and we run it live. Same loop, zero rehearsal.
The guardrails
We point the same tests at production - and the framework refuses to run them. Safety as code you own, not a polite request the AI can ignore.
The fleet
Monday morning, a wall of red tests. Three AI agents triage it in parallel - and fix nothing without a human saying yes.
CLAUDE.md + MCP
The rules file and the connections that turn a chatbot into something that behaves like an engineer on your project.
Open floor
Bring your questions - about your stack, your career, anything.
We'll talk about jobs.
You work in QA - manual, automation or SDET - and you've been thinking: "okay, but how do I actually use this?"
No jargon, we promise. If you've never written an automated test in your life, you'll still follow every minute - that's who we built this for.
Stay to the end and you'll get a free one-pager of the entire workflow you watched - yours whether you ever buy anything from Codemify or not.
