Question 1

What is TimetoTest?

Accepted Answer

TimetoTest is an automated testing platform that checks browser journeys, API behavior, and pull request changes, then returns results your team can act on.

Question 2

How does TimetoTest work?

Accepted Answer

Describe the release outcome you want to verify in plain English. TimetoTest runs the check, captures evidence, and returns a clear decision signal your team can act on quickly.

Question 3

What types of testing can I do?

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You can run browser checks, API contract tests, and pull request reviews. Teams use it for smoke checks, regression runs, and recurring scheduled testing.

Question 4

Do I need to write code?

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For common workflows, you can describe the outcome in plain English instead of starting with a test-script file. You can attach requirements, API specs, or fixtures for additional context.

Question 5

How reliable are the tests?

Accepted Answer

The agent uses stable selectors and smart waits to reduce flakiness. Reliability improves when prompts include clear pass/fail criteria, stable test data, and known preconditions.

Question 6

What evidence do I get from test runs?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the run, results can include screenshots, recordings, DOM snapshots, logs, API traces, code findings, and detailed reports. Use the available context to understand what happened and share findings with your team.

Question 7

Can I run tests in CI/CD?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Use the TimetoTest CLI with CI systems such as GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and CircleCI. Teams commonly run smoke checks on merge, regression suites nightly, and end-to-end validation pre-release.

Question 8

Which platforms and browsers are supported?

Accepted Answer

TimetoTest runs UI checks on Chromium-first managed execution. It is not a browser/device grid. You can run UI and API checks across local, staging, and production web environments, plus PR code review checks. Native mobile and desktop apps are not currently supported.

Question 9

How do I get started?

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Start by describing a test goal in plain English on the dashboard. For example: 'Verify that users can log in and see their dashboard.' The agent will generate and run the test, then show you results with screenshots and reports.

Question 10

Can I schedule tests to run automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Set up recurring schedules to run browser and API checks automatically, then review the run record before release.

Question 11

How do I view and analyze test results?

Accepted Answer

Open any run from your dashboard to view the report, including screenshots, logs, and step-by-step details. Use that evidence to identify what failed and why.

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