TestSprite

TestSprite is an AI-powered testing platform built for teams that ship code fast using AI coding agents. Instead of writing test scripts or maintaining fragile selectors, you give TestSprite a live URL — and it explores your app like a real user, clicking through features, hitting APIs, and checking everything works. It runs end-to-end, API, visual, and regression tests in the cloud, using real browsers and live data, not mocks. The first results come back in about 10 minutes, and there's no setup beyond pasting a URL or installing a CLI.

What makes TestSprite different is how it closes the loop with your coding agents. When a test fails, it returns a complete failure bundle: screenshots, DOM snapshots, the failing step, a root-cause hypothesis, and a recommended fix. Your agent reads that bundle, fixes the code, and reruns the tests. Passing tests accumulate over time, so coverage grows with every build. TestSprite also integrates with tools like VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex via an MCP server, and it can run in CI to gate every pull request. The platform claims to boost correctness from ~67-71% to ~84-92% across ten phases of development.

This tool is ideal for AI-native engineering teams that rely on coding agents like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or Cursor to ship code quickly. QA engineers and product teams can use the no-code web app to watch agents explore in real time, replay sessions as video, and schedule recurring test runs. If you're tired of babysitting autonomous agents that break features overnight, TestSprite gives you a verifier that works while you sleep — and tells your agent exactly what to fix.