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Exploratory testing

Point it at your app. See what's actually broken.

No scripts, no test plan, no existing coverage required. You can even tell Donobu's agent what you want to focus on, and it explores your product the way a curious new user would, surfacing the bugs nobody thought to write a test for.

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The problem

You don't have a coverage problem. You have a starting-point problem.

Teams without test coverage usually know it, and usually can't find the time to fix it. Writing a first test suite from scratch means deciding what to test before you know what's actually broken, and manual click-through testing is slow, inconsistent, and forgotten the moment a release deadline gets tight. The result is the same story every quarter: "we should really have tests for this."

How it works

Give it a goal. Not a script.

01

Tell the agent what you want checked.

"Make sure a new visitor can find pricing, sign up, and land on a working dashboard." A goal, in plain language, is enough to start.

02

The agent explores like a first-time user.

It navigates the paths a real visitor would take: clicking through, filling in forms, following links, the same way someone kicking the tires on your product would.

03

Every issue comes with evidence.

A screenshot, the exact step, and what the agent found: a broken link, a console error, a layout that fell apart at a certain width, an accessibility issue in the flow.

04

Turn what matters into a test you keep.

A one-time exploration doesn't have to stay a one-time report. Promote any finding into a real, native Playwright test, and it becomes part of your regression coverage going forward.

What it surfaces

The issues nobody scripted for.

  • Broken links and dead navigation
  • Console errors and JS exceptions your users hit but nobody sees
  • Layout breaks: overflow, truncation, elements that collide at certain widths
  • Accessibility issues surfaced along the way, in the same flows the agent already runs
Ownership

Exploration you keep, not a report you file away.

What Donobu finds while exploring doesn't have to live only in a one-off report. Promote a finding into a native Playwright test in TypeScript, with the Donobu extensions on top, and it's yours: local-first, checked into your own repo, still Playwright under the hood. Today's exploratory pass becomes tomorrow's functional regression suite.

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See content QA
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "exploratory" mean in Donobu?

You give the agent a goal instead of a script. It navigates your app the way a new user would, deciding what to click and check as it goes, instead of following a predefined set of steps.

What kinds of issues does it catch?

Broken links, console errors, layout breaks, and accessibility issues, along with anything else that turns up on the paths the agent takes through your product.

Do we need existing test coverage or a test plan to start?

No. This is built for teams starting from zero. You need a goal and a URL.

What happens to what the agent finds?

Every issue comes with a screenshot and the exact step that triggered it. You can also promote any finding into a real, native Playwright test, so exploration turns into regression coverage instead of a report that goes stale.
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