Software shouldn't just tell you what to test. It should test it.
Built TraceKit for @getsolari , inspired by the work of @harrychow_ an AI web testing agent using the Solari Browser to navigate, verify & explain failures.
v0: https://t.co/VCo6XlG31a
Most browser automation tools work great… until a website does something unexpected.
A popup appears. A button stays disabled. A session expires. Suddenly, your perfectly planned workflow falls apart.
That’s what makes @pomeradoai interesting to me. Making browser automation reliable on real-world websites is a much harder problem than simply clicking buttons.
Cheers to @akshay_manglik and @Alanmrsa1 for building in this space.
There’s something special about contributing to a codebase you didn’t build, but genuinely want to make better.
You start by fixing bugs. Then you begin understanding the system, questioning decisions, and finding ways to improve it.
That’s been my journey with @pomeradoai so far.
Kudos to @akshay_manglik and Alan for building something worth exploring and contributing to.
The goal isn’t just to write code. It’s to become an engineer who makes a difference. 🚀
today was one of those days.
a lot of debugging.
a lot of second-guessing.
a lot of “why isn't this working?”
didn't feel particularly productive.
but looking back, i probably learned more today than i would have on an easy day.