How does QA.tech integrate with existing development workflows, specifically with GitHub and Vercel?
QA.tech connects directly with GitHub and automatically identifies every Pull Request. When a PR is created, it also picks up its associated Vercel preview environment. This allows AI agents to run tests on the changes before they are merged, providing zero-config testing and immediate feedback within the PR workflow.
What kind of debugging information does QA.tech provide when a test fails?
For every failed test step, QA.tech provides detailed debugging insights. This includes screenshots of the UI at the point of failure, relevant logs, and network activity, giving developers a comprehensive view to quickly understand and resolve the root cause of the issue.
How do QA.tech's AI agents handle UI changes without breaking tests, unlike traditional testing methods?
QA.tech's AI agents use vision-based UI testing, meaning they interact with the UI visually, similar to how a human user would, rather than relying on brittle code selectors. This allows the agents to automatically adapt to design or flow changes in the UI, significantly reducing the maintenance burden of updating test scripts.
Can QA.tech test across different platforms and types of applications?
Yes, QA.tech is designed to perform instant tests across mobile applications, web interfaces, and API flows. The AI mimics real user journeys that can transition between these different platforms, allowing teams to catch cross-platform failures early without needing to dive into device-specific selectors.
What security and compliance measures does QA.tech have in place for user data and code access?
QA.tech is SOC2 compliant, ensuring a high standard of security. Importantly, it tests your product without requiring access to your codebase, which streamlines the approval process for trying the tool. Furthermore, user data is explicitly stated to never be used for training their AI models, maintaining data privacy.