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Smart Tests

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Question 1

What is a SmartTest?

A proprietary test runner that requires vendor lock-inA Playwright script enhanced with intent comments, screen-state annotations, and AI-native stepsA visual test creation tool onlyA manual testing framework

Question 2

What are intent comments?

Comments that describe the technical implementation detailsHuman-readable descriptions accompanying each test step that explain user intentComments that disable certain test stepsComments used only for debugging

Question 3

What are screen-state annotations?

Comments that identify which screen and state the test is currently inVisual markers in the browserConfiguration settings for test executionError handling annotations

Question 4

What is hybrid execution?

Running tests on multiple browsers simultaneouslyExecuting tests as fast, deterministic scripts by default, with agentic intervention only on failuresCombining manual and automated testingRunning tests in parallel across multiple machines

Question 5

Can SmartTests use Playwright hooks, page objects, and test suites?

No, SmartTests have limited Playwright compatibilityYes, SmartTests support all Playwright features including hooks, page objects, suites, and config filesOnly hooks are supportedOnly page objects are supported

Question 6

What happens when a SmartTest step fails?

The test stops and reports an errorThe agent automatically intervenes, executes the failing portion agentically, and raises a PR with the changesThe test is marked as skippedThe test retries automatically without changes