Product & engineering teams

The same standard for every release.

Sprints change; verdict rules stay consistent. Run smoke tests on pushes, receive case suggestions on PRs, and run regression checks in three engines before release. Every failure comes with evidence.

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What changes

Four constants in every release.

Smoke tests on every push

Define automation by repository, branch, and changed-path patterns. Run immediately or after approval.

Case suggestions on every PR

PR changes suggest cases to add, update, or remove. Only approved suggestions join the suite.

Regression checks before release

Run the same cases in Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit. Track inconsistent results separately for each engine.

One release verdict

Combine failure severity, quarantine, and requirements coverage into PASS, CONDITIONAL, or FAIL.

Case management

Cases keep up with code.

Draft cases from documents, code, and screens instead of writing every new feature's cases by hand. Each PR suggests which cases need to change.

  • Draft scenarios, preconditions, inputs, expected results, and priorities
  • Replace drafts that cannot be verified
  • Find gaps across 17 checklist categories
  • Korean, English, and Japanese translation
Test case generation

Test reliability

Unstable checks do not trigger a failed release verdict.

Track result flips on the same commit over the last 20 runs. A flip rate of at least 20% triggers automatic quarantine.

  • Quarantined checks continue running and reporting
  • Quarantined checks cannot cause a FAIL verdict
  • Quarantine produces a CONDITIONAL verdict
  • Measured separately for each browser engine
Quality assurance

A week in your workflow

From Monday's push to Friday's release.

  1. push

    Smoke tests match changed paths, and results arrive as browser notifications. Review failures immediately through screenshots and logs.

    Automatic execution

  2. PR

    Changes produce case suggestions. QA lead approval adds them to the suite; rejections remain in the history.

    Suggest and approve

  3. Pre-release

    Regression runs in three engines combine with security alerts for a verdict. Review CONDITIONAL results; fix and revalidate FAIL results.

    Verdict and revalidation

Publish failures as Jira issues linked to execution results.

Frequently asked questions

Questions from product teams.

Can a development team without QA staff start?
Yes. The platform drafts cases, executes checks, and produces verdicts. Scope Managed QA for tasks requiring people, such as plan reviews and result triage.
What happens to our existing E2E tests?
Code-based generation reads existing code to draft cases, removes duplicates, and discards drafts that cannot be verified.
What if we do not have staging?
Staging is recommended. Checks can run with an accessible URL and test accounts; we agree on the target environment during onboarding.
Does CONDITIONAL prevent a release?
It signals a need for human review, not an automatic block. The verdict card explains whether minor failures, quarantine, or coverage gaps caused it. Your team makes the release decision.
Where do notifications arrive?
Browser notifications cover approval requests, completed runs, FAIL verdicts, quarantine, coverage shortfalls, and case suggestions.
Can one organization manage multiple products?
Each project has its own repository, target URL, test accounts, and automation rules. The dashboard shows the latest verdict per project. Roles are QA lead, tester, and client.

Set the standard for your next release.

Start with one repository and staging URL. See the workflow from push to verdict in a demo.

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