4 pointsby baudehlo4 hours ago3 comments

benoau3 hours ago
Very cool, I think one of the biggest opportunities Playwright has is making it a more general purpose tool for non-developers, writing the tests and getting them to a state where they reliably pass has always been so much more finicky than it should be.
- baudehloan hour ago
  That's the idea, it's very much for non-developers.
kvisner4 hours ago
This looks pretty cool, would love to try it.
One thing I'm trying to understand from the docs. I have 100s of playwright based BDD tests in my projects, especially the ones that are purely AI written. How does this interface with my existing tests? Does it scan the repo or is it meant to have it's own stand alone folder?
- baudehloan hour ago
  It doesn't interact with your code at all (yet). The tests are in English, so mostly it's not designed for developers.
  It's an interesting idea, but currently other apps are way better setup to scan code (like vscode and claude code). What I have done is ask claude to scan the codebase and generate a full series of English language tests in a markdown file. Would be good to ingest that, but for now I'm just using cut and paste.
Remi_Etien3 hours ago
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