Show HN: Argus, agentic QA for teams whose coding agents move faster than QA

8 points by canergl1 hour ago

4 comments

debarshri1 hour ago
I dont this is top most priority. We do this with codex or claude in chrome and validate the UX.<p>I think BDD is going to be back in style for agent generate code.<p>When you generate at scale discovering, maintaining and scaling test is the major problem, thats why were katana [1] a behavior driven testinf utility thay discovers behavior and maintain, generates test cases.<p>[1] <a href="https://github.com/adaptive-scale/katana" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/adaptive-scale/katana</a>
- canergl21 minutes ago
  cool project but, It's not always code that's broken. Imagine you have a discrepancy in DB level that ends up with an error in frontend.<p>You always need real QA tests to ensure things are working smoothly.
ramoz1 hour ago
"It reads the screen, not the DOM", but is built completely on Playwright? At first it made me think you have some visual model at play, but doesn't actually seem that way.
- canergl23 minutes ago
  yes, It uses gemini vision models on top of playwright
qqrun29 minutes ago
We built something like this haha
- canergl23 minutes ago
  can you share with us if It's public?
rgbrgb1 hour ago
CI with regular e2e tests usually gets pretty expensive and slow. How does cost compare to regular playwright tests?
- canergl25 minutes ago
  Argus adds one more layer onto Playwright, so we expect it to be slower. Think of it as a kind of tradeoff where you gain human-level QA by accepting slower runs.