How Robusty Works
The mental model behind AI-powered testing.
Robusty is an AI-powered quality gate that validates your web product as a real customer and catches issues before users do. You describe what to test in plain English, and an AI agent runs it in a real cloud browser, then reports a pass or fail with the screenshots and logs to back it up.
There are no fragile scripts to write and no maintenance overhead when your product evolves and the UI shifts. You state the goal; the agent works out how to reach it.
The core loop
- You describe a test case in plain English and the URL to open. For example, "Sign up with a new email, then confirm the dashboard loads." When you run the test case in preview mode, the editor streams the cloud browser live so you can watch the agent work through the page in real time and confirm it does what you intended before you save.
- The AI agent runs it in a real cloud browser. It works through the page like a real customer, taking one step at a time toward the goal you described and adapting to whatever the app shows it.
- You get a clear verdict. The agent decides whether your product met the test criteria and reports a pass or a fail. Every run captures the agent's reasoning, the steps it took, and screenshots along the way, so you can trace a result from the first action to the final verdict.
Vocabulary
Projects
The top-level container that owns your test cases, suites, launches, variables, and team.
Test cases
A plain-English test with a URL, screen size, and outcome to verify.
Test suites
A named group of test cases you run together.
Launches
A single run of a suite, with a per-test verdict, step logs, and screenshots.
How they fit together
A project holds everything for one product. Inside it you write test cases, group them into test suites, and run a suite to produce a launch. Test cases use shared values (e.g. URLs and credentials) as variables, so you define them once and reuse them everywhere.
A typical path from zero to a result:
- Create a project and point it at your app's URL.
- Write a few test cases covering your critical flows.
- Group them into a suite.
- Launch the suite — manually, on a schedule, or in your release pipeline — and read the verdict.
Guard your releases
Robusty fits into your pipeline as a quality gate in front of every release. Run a suite from your CI/CD workflow with the CLI: it streams progress as tests run and exits non-zero if any test fails, so a broken flow blocks the deploy instead of reaching your users. Point it at a preview or staging deployment to catch regressions before production.
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