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Every testing vendor says "AI-powered" now. Fewer of them can show you the actual verification pipeline underneath that claim: what gets checked, what gets trusted without checking, and what happens the moment something breaks. This is that pipeline, as I run it against True Production Insights...

Playwright has gone from a browser automation library most QA teams had never heard of to one of the most-searched testing frameworks in the industry, and interest keeps climbing. If you're evaluating it for your team, comparing it to Selenium or Cypress, or just trying to understand what the interest is about, this guide covers the fundamentals: what Playwright actually is, ...

Playwright makes it easy to get a test running quickly. It's harder to keep a whole suite of Playwright tests reliable six months later, once your app has changed, your team has grown, and nobody quite remembers why a particular test is flaky three days a week. If you're new to Playwright, our guide to

A conversation with Maryna Didkovska, who leads AI Governance at EPAM and heads its Quality Engineering Practice across 15 European countries, on why AI quality cannot be confirmed once and then filed away.

The first three entries in Quality People looked at agentic QA from the inside of a product team, a consultancy, and a regional community:

Katalon's library of testing skills for AI agents holds 13 skills. Building it produces 124 files.

The 13 skills are the actual work: how to plan a test cycle, how to design cases from a requirement, how to read a failing run and decide whether a release is safe. The other 111 files are packaging. Four of them arrived this month and they are the subject of this post. ...