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Introduction
Tester H is a QA automation platform that helps product owners, developers, and QA teams build better websites and products by simulating user interactions and verifying expected outcomes. It automatically compares intended user flows with actual results to uncover successful journeys, bugs, and usability issues. By highlighting friction points and unexpected behavior, Tester H delivers valuable insights into how users experience a website.
Benefits
Tester H currently includes the following benefits and features.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
Build your own test suite | Create a detailed graph of an entire test suite. This feature allows you to define each expected action and outcome within a specific scenario and then either: 1) Validate that the journey is successful 2) Uncover bugs and potential failures |
| Generate from text | Streamline your testing by writing a short text prompt defining and executing the test. |
| Compile a library | Save, store, and review previously run tests within Tester H. |
| Evaluate test journeys | Tester H provides both a high-level and detailed breakdown of your test suite, listing all the actions the agent performed and identifying where they failed. |
| Edit test suites | Modify and adjust your tests to identify potential workarounds and recovery methods. |
| Download test scripts | View and download selenium-python and playwright-python scripts of your tests. |
| QA interaction log | View a detailed log, in natural language, of the simulated interactions performed during testing. |
Glossary
Here are some key terms related to TesterH
- Suite: All links and interaction between tests (dependencies).
- Test (or test scenario): An action combined with an assertion.
- Action: What you’re prompting Tester H to do, i.e. “add an item to the shopping cart”
- State: What you’re expecting Tester H to reach as an outcome of an action.
- Run: A suite that TesterH is prompted to execute.
- Journey: One or more tests, usually a sequence of tests.