100x your QA with AI: a hands-on session for testers, automation engineers, and founders

​Most "AI for testing" content is demos. This is a working session.

​If you click through tickets by hand and want to stop, or you maintain a Playwright suite that breaks every Friday afternoon, or you're a founder whose team is too small to hire a QA lead, you're who this is for.

​What we'll show, live (no slides):

​• Manual to automated, without writing code. Walk an AI agent through a flow once, get a working Playwright test that re-runs for zero LLM cost. Self-healing for when selectors change next sprint.

​• API testing without the boilerplate. Drop in an OpenAPI spec or Postman collection. The agent authors scenarios, chains calls, captures tokens, and runs them against staging.

​• Security testing your linter misses. OWASP API Top 10 against your real endpoints. Pass means the app blocked the attack. Fail means it's vulnerable. Inverted semantics, on purpose.

​• PR review that actually runs your tests against the diff. Not pattern matching. The agent runs scenarios that touch changed code and tells you what broke, with the failing request and response.

​• Where AI demos still cheat. What works on Hacker News doesn't always work on your codebase. We'll show where the boundaries are.

​What you'll walk away with:

​• A working mental model for where AI accelerates QA today and where humans still beat it.

​• Concrete patterns you can apply this week to your UI, API, or security testing.

​• Honest answers in live Q&A from people who've shipped this stuff into production at real teams.

​Who this is for:

​• Manual QA testers who want to automate without learning to code, or who keep getting asked "why isn't this automated yet?"

​• Automation engineers maintaining flaky suites and tired of writing the same fixture code every sprint.

​• Seed and Series-A founders or small CTOs who can't afford a QA team but can't afford to ship bugs either.

​Format:

​• 2 hours on Zoom. Friday June 12, 5 PM IST. • Live demos against production codebases. Not slides. • Q&A throughout. Bring your gnarliest test pain.