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Run natural language-based test steps with smart locators and coordinate fallback. SnapRun is your AI-powered testing companion. It transforms simple, natural language prompts into browser-based UI test steps — no code required. 🚀 What it does Convert plain English like “Click Book and type John in name field” into runnable browser actions Automatically types, clicks, and waits for text — just like a human Uses built-in regex logic to detect and match elements If a step fails, Smart Run captures a screenshot and uses GPT to auto-correct it and retry (optional) 🧠 How it works Enter your test steps in plain English SnapRun converts them into JSON actions It executes those actions on your current tab Optionally uses AI fallback if Smart Run is enabled You get a summary of passed, failed, and retried steps 💾 Save & Reuse Save successful test flows and run them anytime Easily manage your test templates with dropdown selection 🔒 No complex setup No login or cloud sync needed All test steps run in your browser API keys are hardcoded for trial usage — no data is sent unless fallback is triggered Key Features ✅ Convert English to test steps ✅ Execute directly in active tab ✅ GPT fallback if a step fails (Smart Run) ✅ Regex-based parsing engine ✅ Works on most web apps (including Radix UI) ✅ Save & reuse test templates ✅ Lightweight, fast, and intuitive Ideal For QA engineers Frontend developers Product testers No-code automation enthusiasts Why SnapRun? Most UI testing tools are clunky, require writing code, or don’t adapt when something breaks. SnapRun keeps it simple: describe what should happen, and it makes it happen — even if things change.
Apr 25, 2025
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