Automated Testing AI

Automated Testing AI is a developer tool. Atai uses vision AI to draft automated test steps from a written description, then reruns those saved steps with Puppeteer at no token cost. A $99 lifetime download with full source code or a $19 per month cloud subscription, currently Mac only in beta.

Automated Testing AI (Atai, pronounced ah-tay) is a test automation workspace built around a digital assistant called Sprucebot. Rather than writing selector logic and helper functions by hand, you describe a test case in plain language: what the flow should do, what counts as success, and which edge cases matter. Sprucebot passes that prompt to a vision-capable model, watches your app render, and drafts the individual test steps on your behalf. Each suite is anchored to an endpoint, so the same workspace can hold separate collections for different apps or environments. The design choice that separates Atai from most AI test generators is where the model stops. Vision AI is used once, at authoring time, to produce steps that are then saved and executed directly with Puppeteer. Repeated runs do not consume tokens, so regression cycles stay cheap, and you can edit the generated steps by hand instead of returning to the prompt. Dummy variables and dummy users let you pin reusable credentials, addresses and other fixtures so tests stay predictable across runs. Screenshots of every step are pushed to your own S3 bucket for later review, and a ride along mode shows Sprucebot building a test in real time so you can interrupt a run that drifts and adjust the prompt. When a UI change breaks a test, Sprucebot can be asked to repair it against the new design. Atai suits QA engineers and small product teams who already understand their application's critical paths but resent the upkeep of a test suite. Cost passthrough is central to the pitch: you supply your own OpenAI key and S3 bucket, so platform pricing stays separate from model spend. Two routes exist, a $99 one time download that includes full source code and developer documentation, and a $19 per month cloud subscription. The project is in beta from a two engineer studio, Mac only for now, with Windows and Linux access available on request. Comparisons will inevitably land on hosted AI testing platforms. Atai trades their polish and breadth for transparency: the code is yours, the storage is yours, and the execution engine is a well known open source tool rather than a black box.