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testdriver
Mention @testdriverai in any GitHub repo and TestDriver writes UI tests and catches regressions before they merge. AI-powered end-to-end testing.
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About testdriver
TestDriver integrates with GitHub to automatically generate UI tests for pull requests. When you mention @testdriverai in a repository, it writes end-to-end tests and checks for regressions before the merge.
Best for
GitHub teams wanting automated UI regression testing without manual test authoring
Use cases
- Automatically create UI tests for new pull requests
- Detect visual regressions before code is merged
- Reduce manual QA effort on GitHub repositories
Pros
- Low-friction setup: just mention the bot in a repo
- Catches regressions early in the development cycle
- No need to write test scripts manually
Cons
- Only works for GitHub-hosted repositories
- Generated tests may need human review for edge cases
- Limited to UI-level testing, not unit or integration tests
Key facts
What we have checked
- Pro plan
- $20.00 per seat a month
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Price
What testdriver costs, over time
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Over time | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| ProPer seat | $20.00 per seat a monthSince 24 Oct 2026 | No change recorded | testdriver.ai |
Sources
Where this comes from
- testdriver.aiOfficial
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