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@arslanars/agentic-qa

v0.2.0

Published

Local Playwright + BDD framework with a visual test runner UI. Turns user stories into executable browser tests, auto-heals failures, tracks flakiness, and maps git diff to affected features. No paid API required.

Readme

Agentic QA Automation Pipeline

A local Playwright + BDD framework with a visual test-runner UI. Turn user stories into executable browser tests, auto-heal failures, track flakiness, and run security/API/performance checks — all from one dashboard.

No paid API required. AI features (generate / heal / explain / review) run through your local claude CLI. Everything else is pure Node + Playwright — no third-party keys.

Story + ACs  →  Generate (.feature + steps + POM)  →  Run  →  Heal on failure  →  Reports
                         ↑ Coverage gaps        ↑ Tags · PR-impact · Scheduled · Flaky

Features

  • Story → Tests — paste ACs; Claude drafts the .feature, .steps.ts, and Page Objects to match your project style.
  • Spec Doctor — lints ACs for vague verbs, missing negatives, and un-measurable outcomes before you generate.
  • Coverage Gap Detector — per-AC ✓/✗ with one-click auto-fill for uncovered criteria.
  • Test Recorder — Playwright codegen captured straight into Gherkin.
  • Visual runner — live step timeline, log streaming, screenshot gallery, run history + ETA, light/dark theme.
  • Failure Triage — Heal (Claude fixes the test) and Explain (plain-English bug narrative) per failure.
  • Tags · Tag Filter · Scheduled Runs · PR Impact Radar · Flaky Detection — decide what to run and when.
  • Security scanner — passive (headers/cookies/TLS/CORS) + active probes (XSS, SQLi, open redirect), optional OWASP ZAP, A–F risk grade, AI remediation review.
  • API & Performance — request-level API suites with assertions/variable capture; real Web Vitals graded against budgets.
  • Reports — Playwright HTML, Allure, Markdown summaries, and a master Test-Cases.xlsx.

Setup

Requires Node 20+, Git, and (for AI features) the claude CLI on $PATH — https://claude.ai/download.

git clone https://github.com/Arslanars/agentic-qa.git
cd agentic-qa
npm install
npm run setup     # one-time: download Chromium / Firefox / WebKit (~400 MB)
npm run ui        # → http://localhost:3001
  • Into an existing Playwright project: npm i -D @arslanars/agentic-qa && npx agentic-qa init — see INTEGRATE.md.
  • Without a Claude subscription: everything non-AI works; AI actions return 501 with "Claude CLI not detected".

Quick start

  1. Open the UI — npm run ui → http://localhost:3001
  2. Paste a story — URL + Story ID + Acceptance Criteria (credentials optional).
  3. Save & Generate Tests — Claude drafts the .feature + .steps.ts (~30s).
  4. ▶ Run Tests (Ctrl+R) — watch each Given/When/Then fill green in real time.
  5. On failure — click the triage card → Heal fixes it, Explain writes a bug report.

Running tests

npm test               # all browsers × all features
npm run test:chromium  # (or :firefox / :webkit)
npm run test:headed    # visible browsers
npm run test:ui        # Playwright interactive UI
npm run test:report    # open the HTML report

Headless quality gates (exit non-zero on failure — CI-ready):

npm run qa:security -- https://staging.example.com
npm run qa:perf     -- https://staging.example.com
npm run qa:api      -- auth.json

Keyboard: Ctrl+R run · Ctrl+. stop · Ctrl+F search log · Esc close modal.


Reports

| Artifact | Location | |---|---| | Playwright HTML (trace viewer) | playwright-report/index.html | | Allure HTML (trends, history) | allure-report/index.html — npm run allure:serve (needs Java) | | Markdown summaries | reports/<Feature-Slug>.md | | Master spreadsheet | reports/Test-Cases.xlsx |


Repo layout

user-stories/   INPUT — one .md per story
specs/          Test plans (planner output)
pages/          Page Object Model — BasePage + <feature>/<Name>Page.ts
features/       Gherkin — <feature>/<name>.feature + .steps.ts + testcases.json
api-tests/      API test suites (JSON)
lib/            security · api-testing · perf engines + CLI commands
ui/             Express server + single-file UI + live step reporter
reports/        Execution summaries, history, security/perf output
playwright.config.js   chromium / firefox / webkit + BDD compile
QAEnd2EndPromptFile.md  Reusable Claude Code prompts

The Express server (ui/server.js) exposes ~35 local /api/* endpoints the UI calls — see the file to script your own automations.


Tech stack

Playwright · playwright-bdd (Cucumber/Gherkin) · Playwright MCP · Allure · Express · Claude Code CLI.


Author: Arslan Tufail — framework, UI, backend, and Claude Code agent integration. · License: ISC