Why end-to-end agent browser testing catches bugs that automated test suites miss
The specific value of an agent running a full browser-based signup flow is catching production bugs that somehow slipped past the existing automated test suite. The priority is simple: signups cannot go down without you knowing about it. A traditional automated test suite doesn't catch everything, but a good old-fashioned click-through of the site in a browser often does. This is part of why Devin is a strong choice for this use case — they've had cloud agents capable of browser testing for two years, and the tooling is mature enough to work largely out of the box.
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