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At first I thought this was a test tool for Web applications, but now I understand it's meant to be a better RPA. Would it be usable for test automation? Would
by giamma 3y ago
At first I thought this was a test tool for Web applications, but now I understand it's meant to be a better RPA.
Would it be usable for test automation? Would API allow to create asserts?
- dvngnt_ 3y agothere are already some existing solutions for e2e testing. I would say playwright with codegen works well enough but there are ones that make it even easier by wrapping around openapi but seems overkill
- denidoman 3y agoIt sounds interesting, could you please share the links if it is open sourced?
- suchintan 3y agoYes absolutely. You can prompt it to "terminate" if some state isn't met (ie XYZ text isn't displayed on the screen), and treat terminated results as failures For example, you could instruct it to go to hackernews and terminate if you don't see a comment from giamma by passing in this payload: { "url": "https://news.ycombinator.com https://news.ycombinator.com", "navigation_goal": "goal is met if you see a post from giamma. Terminate if you don't" }
- ushakov 3y agoThere's a startup called Octomind (https://octomind.dev https://octomind.dev) doing exactly that and ZeroStep (https://zerostep.com https://zerostep.com), but on a lower level