Giving Browser Agents a Map of Your Product

The profession of software and product engineering has changed a lot over the last year. We used to have coding tools like Cursor doing small changes to our code, but eventually when Claude Code got really good, most of software engineering became purely knowing how to prompt coding agents well, and more importantly, managing multiple agents at once to do more work than one engineer in the past could do.

As a software engineer myself, these days, I spend most of my time commanding these agents to produce tons of code at a time, but I slowly realized a bottleneck: I could not test my features as fast as I could run my fleet of coding agents. My solution to this was to let my agents test my product and conduct QA for me -- every single feature built must pass through a QA round just like how I test...

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