Use case
Your Playwright suite takes 40 minutes.
Half the failures are selector drift.
You didn't get into QA to babysit locators. AutoSmoke uses vision + plain English — keep Playwright for the deep integration tests, move your flakiest smoke flows to something that doesn't break every sprint.
Run a Free Smoke TestThe pain
What breaks
Flaky tests you've quietly muted
Three tests in the suite fail intermittently. You marked them test.skip six weeks ago with a 'fix this' comment. They're still skipped. You know one of them is actually catching a real bug.
Selectors drift every time the frontend refactors
A designer tweaks a class name. Twelve tests go red. You spend a morning updating locators instead of writing new coverage.
CI queue is the bottleneck
Your suite takes 40+ minutes. PRs pile up waiting for a green check. Engineers start merging with failing tests because 'it's probably flake.'
Example tests
What you'd test
Migrate your three flakiest Playwright tests
- 1Copy the test description from the Playwright file
- 2Paste it into AutoSmoke as plain-English steps
- 3Run it against staging
- 4Compare the run time and stability
Smoke coverage for every PR
- 1Run a 5-step smoke flow against the preview deploy
- 2Post results to the PR as a check
- 3Full Playwright suite runs only on merge to main
Cross-browser smoke without a grid
- 1Run the critical user journey
- 2Verify all key interactions complete
- 3Capture video evidence of each run
What you get
Included with every test
Your app changes daily.
Your guardrails should too.
Run a free smoke test now — and stop finding out from users.
Run a Free Smoke Test