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Run your flow

Click Run to execute the flow. A live browser appears in the right panel where you can watch the code execute in real time.
Automate Run Flow
When the flow completes successfully, a green Flow passed banner appears at the top of the editor.

Debug a failure

If something goes wrong, a red Flow failed banner appears at the top of the editor and the failed line is highlighted in red.
Automate Failed Flow
You have two options for fixing it: Fix with AI — click Fix with AI in the banner to let Automation AI diagnose and repair the failure automatically. You can also describe the problem in the AI chat panel or paste the error directly from the Logs tab. Run selected lines — reset the app state in the browser, select the lines you want to test, and click Run. This lets you iterate on a specific section without re-running the entire flow.

Use the debugging panels

The bottom-right panel has four tabs that provide different views of your flow’s execution. Problems — the default tab when you open a flow. Appears when QA Wolf detects issues such as naming conflicts. Affected files and folders are marked with a yellow dot in the file tree. Resolve any problems listed before running or publishing to avoid confusing output.
Automate Browser Element
Logs — shows a timestamped execution log. When a flow fails, the error message here is the fastest way to understand what went wrong. You can paste the log output directly into the AI chat panel to get a fix.
Automate Browser Log
Elements — lets you enter a locator or CSS selector to highlight matching elements in the live browser. Useful for verifying selectors while writing or debugging a flow. See Element picker for more details.
Automate Browser Element
Details — shows tags and readiness status for the current flow. Both fields can be edited directly from this tab. After a run, switches to show individual run steps with timing, useful for identifying slow or hung steps.
Automate Browser Detail

Check run history

The Run History tab shows a pass/fail chart and the result of the most recent run.
Automate Run History 1
Run History only shows results from scheduled runs. Manual runs from the editor or Map tab do not appear here. See How Runs work for a full explanation of run types.

Manage tags and readiness status

The Details tab shows the tags and readiness status assigned to the current flow. Both fields can be edited directly from this tab using the icon next to each field. After a run, the tab switches to display individual run steps with timing, which is useful for identifying slow or hung steps.
Automate Browser Detail
Last modified on April 2, 2026