QA Copilot
AI-assisted web QA browser extension — v1 released
Problem Statement
QA engineers spend significant time context-switching between DevTools, spreadsheets, ticket-management forms and screenshot tools. Every switch costs focus and introduces copy-paste errors. There was no single in-browser surface that consolidates the most frequent QA micro-tasks — element inspection with locator generation, test-data creation, bug capture with evidence and accessibility checks — into one unified workflow.
Key Highlights
- Designed, built and released a Manifest V3 Chrome/Edge extension packaging eight QA tools into the browser, cutting time testers spend switching between DevTools, spreadsheets and ticket forms.
- Element inspector generates shadow-DOM-aware Playwright locators with fallbacks, plus box model, spacing, resolved typography and a WCAG contrast verdict.
- Test-data generator produces boundary, Unicode, escaping and format payloads, each paired with its expected result.
- Bug-capture module assembles finding, notes, severity, console log tail and screenshot into a ticket — exportable as Jira CSV, TestRail CSV or Markdown.
- Extras: full-page stitched screenshots, offline spelling/grammar checks in two confidence tiers, framework-visible form filling, per-origin cookie/storage/cache control.
Quick Facts
Packaged into a single Manifest V3 extension, eliminating multi-tab QA workflows.
Locator engine traverses shadow roots, generating Playwright-compatible selectors with CSS/XPath fallbacks.
Bug tickets exportable as Jira CSV, TestRail CSV or Markdown — zero manual re-formatting.
Spelling/grammar checker and form filler work without network, enabling air-gapped testing environments.
Interested in this project?
Check out the source code on GitHub or get in touch to discuss QA strategy, automation architecture or collaboration opportunities.