About This Episode:

What if every bug report came with session replay, console errors, and network requests attached automatically?

Postman just launched an AI Engineer that runs QA on every pull request. Helpful or hype?

Plus, the free Playwright Step Decorator that’s blowing up on LinkedIn, what is it?

Find out in this episode of the TestGuild News Show for the week of June 8th. So grab your favorite cup of coffee or tea, and let’s do this.

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About This Episode’s Sponsor: Bugzy

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