Self-healing tests
Keep releases moving when the UI changes
Protect the intent of your tests through routine interface changes while keeping every adaptation visible for review.
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A small UI change should not create a repair sprint. When the intended interaction fails, Mechasm reevaluates the live interface, adapts when it can, and records what changed so your team can keep moving without losing oversight.
A clear path forward
Move from testing friction to release confidence
Preserve the intent
Keep the expected user outcome central instead of tying the test to one fragile selector.
Adapt to routine change
Let the agent absorb minor interface updates instead of turning each one into manual repair work.
Review what changed
When a test heals itself, the change is surfaced in reporting so teams can review what adapted and why.
Recover from routine UI change
The system reevaluates the rendered interface when the primary interaction path fails, helping tests recover from routine UI change.
Dynamic adaptation
The agent re-evaluates page structure and accessibility cues before retrying the action.
Reduced maintenance tax
Engineers spend less time pausing feature work just to repair brittle automation.
Stable CI confidence
Healing reduces noise from minor UI changes so teams can trust their pipeline output more consistently.
Keep confidence without hiding the evidence
Self-healing works best when teams can inspect what the agent changed and track where fragility still exists.
Trace debugging
Inspect action timelines, DOM snapshots, and console logs to understand why the agent adapted.
Video history
Review recorded runs to confirm the healed interaction matched the intended user journey.
Analytics signals
Track pass rates, execution health, and maintenance patterns across projects to spot fragile areas early.
Your three-step plan
Prove it on your own workflow
Start free, use one real user journey, and decide from evidence generated against your application.
- 1. Describe a real journeyWrite the acceptance path in plain language.
- 2. Run it on your applicationUse the same environment and interactions your users depend on.
- 3. Review the evidenceInspect the run, decide what to keep, and export when you want code ownership.
Build the workflow your team needs
Add the capabilities that help your team create, run, debug, and maintain reliable tests with less friction.