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Pratik

@prat3ik

Founder @ Alphabin.

Delivering world class testing results with AI

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Lenny Rachitsky (@lennysan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Maybe the most important slide from my chat Madhavan Ramanujam A 2x2 for determining your ideal pricing model: "There's attribution and autonomy. The bottom left, that is the quadrant where your attribution is low, and your autonomy is low. In that situation, the best pricing

Maybe the most important slide from my chat <a href="/MadhavanSF/">Madhavan Ramanujam</a>

A 2x2 for determining your ideal pricing model:

"There's attribution and autonomy. 

The bottom left, that is the quadrant where your attribution is low, and your autonomy is low. In that situation, the best pricing
Pratik (@prat3ik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Your Playwright tests are passing. Production still broke. ⚠️ This happens more often than teams admit. A login test failed several times last week. It passed on retry, so it was ignored. An API timeout showed up across branches. Looked random. Was not. The last run was

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To every developer shipping features late into the night🌙 Every QA catching that one last bug 🐞 Every new Playwright learner stepping into automation⚙️ You keep products usable, reliable, and stable. This season, wishing you: • Fewer flaky tests ❌ • More green runs ✅ •

To every developer shipping features late into the night🌙

Every QA catching that one last bug 🐞
Every new Playwright learner stepping into automation⚙️

You keep products usable, reliable, and stable.

This season, wishing you:
• Fewer flaky tests ❌
• More green runs ✅
•
Pratik (@prat3ik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I kept seeing the same issue in CI. Tests passed, but no one trusted the environment label. People checked branches, re-ran jobs, and second guessed results. That adds mental tax. CLI Environment Override fixes this. You set the environment in the command. That value is used. No

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AI agents won’t replace QA testing. They’ll make it 10x more important. When AI writes your tests, you need smarter systems to know WHICH failures matter and WHY they happened. The future isn’t “no testing” - it’s intelligent testing infrastructure that actually teaches your

Pratik (@prat3ik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

AI agents won’t replace QA testing. They’ll make it 10x more important. When AI writes your tests, you need smarter systems to know WHICH failures matter and WHY they happened. The future isn’t “no testing” - it’s intelligent testing infrastructure that actually teaches your

Jason ✨👾SaaStr 2025 is May 13-15✨ Lemkin (@jasonlk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here’s my brutal advice for 2026 but it’s given with love and to help: Assume You Get Laid Off This Year. Just assume it. Why? - Assume you aren’t AI fluent enough - Assume an AI agent replaces you - Assume growth doesn’t increase and yes you are in part responsible Now go

TestDino (@testdino151016) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Teams still debugging Playwright failures using raw CI logs are quietly falling behind. While they spend 30–60 mins per failure figuring out “what happened”, faster teams ship fixes with AI guided triage. 🤖⚡ #PlaywrightTesting #AITesting

TestDino (@testdino151016) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚦 Playwright CI slow after adding more workers? You are not alone. Many teams search for:   • Playwright CI slow   • Playwright parallel execution slow   • Playwright test timeout   • Playwright sharding issues What really happening is👇 #Playwright #CI #TestAutomation

🚦 Playwright CI slow after adding more workers?
You are not alone.

Many teams search for:

  • Playwright CI slow
  • Playwright parallel execution slow
  • Playwright test timeout
  • Playwright sharding issues

What  really happening is👇

#Playwright #CI #TestAutomation
Kaxil Naik (@kaxil) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2026 feels like the year “software engineer” quietly shifts from implementer → orchestrator. Your leverage becomes: problem framing, decomposition, evals, and knowing where humans must stay in the loop. Anthropic recently released a report on 2026 Agentic Coding Trends

2026 feels like the year “software engineer” quietly shifts from implementer → orchestrator.

Your leverage becomes: problem framing, decomposition, evals, and knowing where humans must stay in the loop.

<a href="/AnthropicAI/">Anthropic</a>  recently released a report on 2026 Agentic Coding Trends
TestDino (@testdino151016) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is AI-native QA 🔥 Autonomous agents analyze features, write tests, self-heal flakes. 60min→5min, 85% fewer flakes. Huge props to OpenObserve team! TestDino's MCP server makes testing intelligence queryable by agents. #AIAgents #TestAutomation

This is AI-native QA 🔥

Autonomous agents analyze features, write tests, self-heal flakes. 

60min→5min, 85% fewer flakes.

Huge props to <a href="/OpenObserve/">OpenObserve</a>  team!

TestDino's MCP server makes testing intelligence queryable by agents.

 #AIAgents #TestAutomation
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20-min Playwright suite? Drop it to 5-6 min with sharding. Use --shard=1/4, run parallel CI jobs. Zero config needed. Read Full Guide lnkd.in/dhWR357g #Playwright #TestAutomation

20-min Playwright suite? Drop it to 5-6 min with sharding. 

Use --shard=1/4, run parallel CI jobs. Zero config needed. 

Read Full Guide lnkd.in/dhWR357g 

#Playwright #TestAutomation