BrowserStack Meetup Salt Lake City: Multi-Agent QA Decoded
Multi-agent systems are changing how software gets built — but QA hasn't caught up yet. Traditional testing frameworks weren't designed for autonomous agents that make decisions, collaborate, and fail in unpredictable ways. Most QA teams are figuring this out the hard way.
This meetup brings you a firsthand account from a Software QA Leader who built a multi-agent system from scratch. You'll hear what broke, what surprised them, and how QA needs to evolve when agents — not just code — are running the show.
Reserve your spot today and get ahead of the curve before multi-agent QA becomes everyone's problem.
Agenda
Context engineering for multi-agent systems: Walk away understanding how to architect context so agents behave predictably and testably
Lessons from building a multi-agent system as a QA leader: Learn the real pitfalls and blockers you'll hit — and how to work around them before they stall your project
Traditional QA vs. multi-agent QA: Gain a clear mental model for what changes (and what doesn't) when you shift from testing deterministic software to testing autonomous agents
QA strategy in the multi-agent era: Leave with a practical framework for how QA roles, processes, and tooling need to adapt as agent-based systems become the norm
Who Should Attend
QA Engineers and SDETs working on or evaluating AI-powered products
QA Leads and Managers planning team strategy around AI and automation
Test Architects designing frameworks for non-deterministic systems
Software Engineers building or integrating multi-agent workflows
Engineering Managers overseeing teams shipping agent-based features
If any of this sounds like your near-future, grab a seat — you'll want to hear this one.