Responds to revealed UI
When an action exposes a modal, menu, validation state, or route, the agent can use that new context for follow-up checks.
Adaptive test discovery
AI exploratory testing for web apps
Explore the paths between your scripted checks. Recus observes the interface, tries relevant actions, adapts when new states appear, and records unexpected behavior for a human reviewer.
What Recus does
From an open browser to a report your team can act on.
Builds a path through the product
Recus connects individual controls into user journeys instead of treating every element as an isolated click target.
Leaves an audit trail
Review the sequence of actions and supporting media behind a finding rather than trusting an opaque agent conclusion.
How it works
A first pass in three moves.
- 01 / 03
Observe
The agent studies the current page, available controls, and visible product cues.
- 02 / 03
Explore
It chooses and runs relevant interactions, then updates its understanding as the interface changes.
- 03 / 03
Explain
Potential issues are returned with the path, outcome, and available evidence for verification.
Why teams use it
More breadth. Better evidence. Human judgment stays in charge.
- 01Finds gaps between predefined happy paths
- 02Adapts to UI states that appear during execution
- 03Documents a reproducible route to each potential problem
- 04Extends exploratory breadth before a human deep dive
Useful for
Where this workflow earns its keep.
New feature exploration
Learn how a surface behaves before its regression plan is complete.
Edge-case discovery
Probe validation, alternate branches, and interface transitions beyond the main path.
Bug-bash preparation
Use the first-pass report to focus human sessions on the riskiest areas.
Coverage gap analysis
Look beyond the behaviors already protected by scripted automation.
Practical guidance
AI exploration and human exploration are complementary
Human exploratory testers bring domain knowledge, intuition, and an understanding of customer impact that an agent cannot fully reproduce. Recus brings patience, repeatability, and the ability to sweep a broad surface quickly.
Used together, the agent can collect initial paths and evidence while a skilled tester concentrates on ambiguity, risk, and deeper product questions.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is AI exploratory testing?+
It uses an AI agent to learn from the current application state, choose relevant interactions, execute them, and adapt its next checks as new information appears.
How is exploratory testing different from random clicking?+
Useful exploration is guided by interface context and test intent. Recus chooses actions and evaluates outcomes as part of a traceable testing path rather than generating arbitrary events.
Does it replace a manual bug bash?+
No. It can broaden the first pass and identify areas worth attention, while human testers contribute domain insight, creative hypotheses, and customer-impact judgment.
Can I reproduce an AI-discovered issue?+
Recus reports the action path and available screenshots, recordings, traces, and explanations to help a reviewer understand and reproduce the result.
Ready for a first pass?