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AI · March 20, 2026

Test Buggy

Record your browser. AI writes the bug report.

What it does

QA engineer knows the pain: you find a bug, then spend 15 minutes writing about it. Steps to reproduce from memory, copying console errors, taking screenshots, formatting for Jira Test Buggy fixes this. Install the Chrome extension, record your browser session normally, and AI generates a complete bug report or test case in 3 seconds —with steps, console errors, network failures, and a GIF recording included automatically. No more writing bug reports from memory. Just record, stop, and ship.

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