FastTest turns your AI coding agent into a QA & security tester.
Your seat belt for vibe coding.
Your AI explores your app like a manual QA tester — clicking through pages, filling forms, spotting edge cases. You describe the intent. It does the work.
Every interaction is saved as an intent-based test — "click the login button", not click('#btn-a3f'). Like a QA engineer's notes, but executable and replayable.
Your AI refactors something. Say "test my feature" again. FastTest compares against the baseline and tells you exactly what broke, what got fixed, and what's new.
When your AI renames a button, 4 repair strategies kick in automatically. Real bugs get flagged. Cosmetic changes get healed. Every fix is stored org-wide.
Your AI refactors the DOM. Renames buttons. Restructures forms. Normal tests shatter. FastTest fires a 4-strategy healing cascade that separates real bugs from cosmetic changes. Every fix is stored org-wide — the same rename is healed instantly for every teammate, on every future run.
The compounding effect: After one month, most selector failures are resolved via the pattern DB in <50ms — no DOM scanning, no AI calls, no cost. Every heal makes every future run faster.
Describe what to test in plain English. Your AI records intent-based steps anyone can read.
Tests live in the cloud, not your repo. Refactor everything — the safety net stays intact.
Renamed a button? Four repair strategies fix it automatically. Real bugs get flagged, cosmetic changes get healed.
Every run is compared to the last. See exactly what broke, what got fixed, and what's new.
Say "secure my app" for SAST, SCA, and DAST in one command. Static code analysis + dependency scanning + browser adversarial testing. Findings become regression tests.
The War Room shows every test executing in real time — actions, logs, and healing events.
One command. No signup required. FastTest runs as an MCP server inside your AI editor. Install it, then say "test my feature."
Engineering insights, release notes, and the occasional useful thing.
One command. No test files. Ship it.