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Overview

DebuggAI eliminates browser automation complexity. Write tests in plain English, get instant results from AI-powered browsers.

What Makes It Different​

GitHub-native testing. Connect your repository and tests run automatically on pull requests. No test frameworks, local environment setup, or browser management required.

Natural language testing. Describe what to test: "Test user login flow" or "Check payment processing". AI handles the automation.

Remote execution. Tests run in DebuggAI's cloud infrastructure. Your code builds and runs in isolated environments, then AI-powered browsers test against it.

Instant feedback. Results appear in pull request comments, the web dashboard, and optionally in your IDE with screenshots, videos, and detailed analysis.

Ways to Use DebuggAI​

  • Best for: Automated testing on every pull request
  • Trigger: Automatic on PR open and new commits
  • Results: PR comments, web dashboard, detailed reports
  • Setup: Connect repo, configure environment secrets, enable triggers

2. Web Dashboard​

  • Best for: Team collaboration, manual test runs, and viewing history
  • Trigger: Manual test runs and scheduling
  • Results: Detailed analytics and team insights
  • Setup: Browser-based, no install

3. VS Code Extension​

  • Best for: Quick local testing during development
  • Trigger: Cmd+Alt+C to create tests
  • Results: IDE test panel with screenshots
  • Setup: 2-minute install

4. MCP Server (Claude Desktop)​

  • Best for: AI-assisted development workflows
  • Trigger: Natural language commands to Claude
  • Results: Integrated into Claude conversations
  • Setup: NPX one-liner

How It Works​

  1. Connect GitHub repository and configure environment secrets
  2. Open a pull request or push new commits
  3. DebuggAI builds your app in isolated cloud environments
  4. AI-powered browsers test your application automatically
  5. Get results in PR comments with screenshots, videos, and analysis

Getting Started​

First time setup:

  1. Connect GitHub repository - Link repo, configure secrets, enable triggers
  2. Open a pull request - Tests run automatically

Optional enhancements:

Choose your workflow:

Want automated PR testing? → GitHub Integration (Recommended)

Need quick local tests? → VS Code Extension

Using Claude for development? → MCP Server Setup

Managing a team? → Web Dashboard

Not sure? → Start with Quick Start

Ready to begin? Follow the Quick Start guide to connect GitHub and run your first test.