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When a test breaks in CI, Donobu's heal agent finds out why, fixes stale tests, proves the fix with a re-run, and hands you a pull request to review.

Language detection cannot catch a two-word untranslated button. Comparing against the base rendering can. A tour of Donobu's localization checks: locale sweeps, format rules, pseudo-locale, and CI gat...

Localization QA is two jobs wearing one name. AI agents are better than humans at the repetitive 90%. Here is why, and what the other 10% still needs people for.

A test case tracker where the case ID doubles as a Playwright tag. Tag a test with @checkout-guest and coverage, pass rates, and tickets line up on their own. Now in beta.

Sign in from Donobu Studio and every test run syncs to one shared dashboard: pass rate, flaky tests, what broke since the last run, and a run page your whole team can read.

BDD promised tests you could read aloud. Step definitions broke that promise. page.ai.within() revives it inside Playwright, with an evidence boundary that kills the false green.

Paste a URL and get a free UX report on your homepage and key pages: broken images, layout problems, and issues specific to your kind of site. Reviewed by a human before it reaches you.

Crowd-testing a product across languages takes about five weeks and only samples what testers happen to pick up. Here is what checking every page in four hours looks like instead.

When your test hits a minor roadblock, it shouldn't panic — it should reroute. Here's how self-healing tests recover intelligently when possible and fail clearly when they can't.

Vibium sparked a lot of excitement, but you don’t have to wait. Donobu already delivers AI-first testing on Playwright: smarter assertions, self-healing flows, and robust checks for AI-driven apps.