TestDino
AI-native, Playwright Test Reporting & Management with MCP
TestDino launched on August 27, 2025 with 69 votes, #455 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
TestDino is a cloud-based companion web app for the open-source Playwright testing framework. Powered by an agent-writable MCP server, it allows engineering teams and AI agents in Claude Code and Cursor to query failures, analyze flaky tests, run AI audits grounded in actual CI history, and automatically file Jira, Linear, or Asana tickets.
TestDino records Playwright test runs from CI, providing centralized debugging, flaky test detection, and analytics your team and your AI agents can act on.
TestDino is a Playwright cloud companion. It records CI runs, detects flakes, and keeps traces and fix workflows ready for teams and AI agents over MCP. Every test run gets a multi-tab report: summary, spec breakdown, error groups, run history, and configuration metadata. Understand any run in 5 minutes. Every test gets a stability percentage and a root cause category: timing, environment, network, assertion, or other. You see which tests are unreliable and why, not just that something failed again. Six views in one dashboard: suite summary, test run timing, individual test trends, error categorization, coverage metrics, and environment pass rates. Filter everything by branch, tag, or time…from testdino.com
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