Resources
Playbooks, guides, and best practices for AI-native E2E testing.
Shiplight vs QA Wolf: Self-Serve vs Managed QA
Shiplight is self-serve testing your team owns. QA Wolf is managed QA where their engineers write and maintain tests for you. Both use Playwright. Here's how to decide.
What Is Agentic QA Testing?
Agentic QA testing uses AI agents that autonomously create, execute, and maintain tests. Learn how it works, how it differs from AI-augmented automation, and how Shiplight Plugin enables coding agents to verify their own work.
What Is AI Test Generation?
AI test generation uses large language models to create functional tests from natural language descriptions, PRDs, or application exploration. Learn how it works, how it differs from record-and-playback, and what to look for in a modern AI test generation tool.
What Is No-Code Test Automation?
No-code test automation lets teams create and run end-to-end tests without writing programming code. Learn how YAML-based, plain English, and record-and-playback approaches compare, and which fits your team.
What Is Self-Healing (Auto-Healing) Test Automation?
Self-healing — also called auto-healing — test automation uses AI or rule-based logic to detect and fix broken tests automatically. Learn how it works, the different approaches, and where Shiplight's intent-cache-heal pattern fits in.
YAML-Based Testing: A New Approach to E2E
YAML-based testing replaces complex Playwright scripts with declarative intent files. Learn how this approach works, why it makes tests more maintainable, and see a complete YAML test example.