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QA Wolf explores your app and generates test outlines

The QA Wolf agent can create a comprehensive map of your application’s end-to-end workflows, organized by feature or product area. The map gives teams and agents a clear view of where you have test coverage, where test coverage is missing, and where regressions most often appear. As you make changes to the application and ship new features, you can ask the agent to explore the changes and make updates to the affected tests so that your test coverage stays current.

How it works

If you’re using the QA Wolf platform, you’ll see the agent open a browser and navigate to your application. From there, the agent will begin to explore. As the agent identifies workflows to test, it generates a plain-English outline in the AAA format. The agent has three modes:

Autonomous exploration

The agent will use computer-use models to explore each feature of your application, documenting the workflows that it discovers.

Guided by a test plan

The agent can use your existing test plans as a guide. It will replicate your existing tests, and recommend additional ones where you might be missing coverage.
Accepted filetypes
  • CSV
  • JSON
  • Markdown
  • plain text
  • YAML

Guided by you

You can take control of the browser and click through a workflow yourself while the agent watches.

FAQ

How long does it take to explore and outline an entire application?

If the agent is mapping your application from scratch, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours. It all depends on the size of your application.

How many flows does the agent generate?

It depends. The agent is designed to explore your entire application. The exact number of flows it will outline depends on how complex your application is, and what kind of access the agent is given. For example, a “Member” seat might have fewer flows than an “Admin” seat in your application.

How often does the agent explore my application?

At the moment the agent only explores when prompted. We recommend you have it explore as often as once a sprint to ensure that you’re maintaining comprehensive coverage.
Last modified on September 11, 2026