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In the mood for some Pumpkin Spice Latte? 🍁 ☕ Let our new AI help you order your customized drink for you. 😛 Meet TAMI (Test Automation Machine Intelligence), our AI copilot for UI test automation. Here's a sneak peak of what the latest version of TAMI can do, powered by Google Gemini. Imagine this: drop in the URL of your web app, and TAMI automatically generates test cases, designs scenarios, and builds automation scripts for you— all while you seat back and enjoy that lovely cup of Pumpkin Spice Latte! 💻✨ We’re launching TAMI in Closed Beta this October. If you're a software tester looking to supercharge your test automation, we’d love invite you to the Closed Beta: https://lnkd.in/g-gQpTfz #lowcode #softwaretesting #testautomation #sdet #google #googleforstartups #googlegemini

Sneak peak #2 of our next generation of UIlicious testing tools, powered by the vision capabilities of Google Gemini Pro 1.5, to generate test from just screenshots! In this demo, test cases for a webpage is identified using a screenshot of the page, which could be manually uploaded, or captured by our system if you give it a public URL. You can add these test cases to your library, and then proceed with the next step of generating the steps and the script for each individual test case, as demonstrated in sneak peak #1 in my previous post (https://lnkd.in/gb-Erjys) This is very early preview, the UI/UX is still very rough. But we're going to be making a lot of changes to make the experience very intuitive and effortless, and share with you the progress as we build this! Any feedback, comments along the way are welcomed. #buildinpublic

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Sneak peak #2 of our next generation of UIlicious testing tools, powered by the vision capabilities of Google Gemini Pro 1.5, to generate test from just screenshots! In this demo, test cases for a webpage is identified using a screenshot of the page, which could be manually uploaded, or captured by our system if you give it a public URL. You can add these test cases to your library, and then proceed with the next step of generating the steps and the script for each individual test case, as demonstrated in sneak peak #1 in my previous post (https://lnkd.in/gb-Erjys) This is very early preview, the UI/UX is still very rough. But we're going to be making a lot of changes to make the experience very intuitive and effortless, and share with you the progress as we build this! Any feedback, comments along the way are welcomed. #buildinpublic

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