Test generation grounded in the UI
Checks are proposed from the controls, content, and states present on the page.
AI-powered browser testing
AI testing for real web application flows
Move from a URL to useful browser coverage without hand-authoring every scenario. Recus combines AI-generated test ideas, real browser execution, route discovery, and evidence-rich results in one reviewable workflow.
What Recus does
From an open browser to a report your team can act on.
Real browser execution
The agent operates the application through user-facing interactions rather than evaluating markup in isolation.
Evidence for every review
Screenshots, recordings, traces, and action history make failures easier to understand and reproduce.
How it works
A first pass in three moves.
- 01 / 03
Analyze
Recus studies the reachable surface and identifies meaningful actions and assertions.
- 02 / 03
Execute
Generated cases run in fresh browser sessions while the agent follows discovered paths.
- 03 / 03
Report
Results are grouped into an artifact that teams can review, share, and use for triage.
Why teams use it
More breadth. Better evidence. Human judgment stays in charge.
- 01Shorter path from test idea to executed check
- 02More exploratory breadth on changing interfaces
- 03Visual context alongside technical execution data
- 04Useful coverage before a full regression suite exists
Useful for
Where this workflow earns its keep.
Feature validation
Exercise a newly shipped UI and surface unexpected behavior before wider rollout.
Regression discovery
Look for breakage outside the exact happy paths in an existing suite.
Acceptance support
Give stakeholders a readable browser report when reviewing a release.
Test planning
Use discovered paths and findings to decide which cases deserve durable automation.
Practical guidance
Where AI testing fits
AI testing complements deterministic automation rather than invalidating it. Known, business-critical rules are often best protected by explicit tests. AI-led exploration is valuable for breadth, changing surfaces, and discovering what the team did not think to encode.
Recus helps teams use both modes deliberately: explore first, inspect the evidence, then promote important scenarios into the long-term testing strategy.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is an AI testing tool?+
An AI testing tool uses model reasoning to help understand an application, create or prioritize checks, execute workflows, or explain results. Recus combines those steps for browser-based web testing.
Does Recus only generate test cases?+
No. Recus generates a first pass, executes the checks in a browser, follows relevant discoveries, and produces a report with evidence.
Can AI testing replace regression tests?+
Not entirely. Explicit regression tests remain valuable for deterministic business rules. AI testing adds adaptive exploration and helps uncover cases that have not yet been scripted.
What evidence does Recus collect?+
Depending on the run and result, Recus can provide screenshots, browser recordings, Playwright traces, action logs, explanations, and suggested fixes.
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