Hey HN! I built QA Panda — an AI QA agent that runs inside VSCode.
You describe what to test in plain English, and it launches headless Chrome, navigates your app, clicks through flows, finds bugs, takes screenshots, and gives you a structured QA report with test cases and bug tracking.
It uses Codex CLI under the hood, so it works with a ChatGPT subscription — no API tokens needed.
When it finds bugs, you can let the built-in Developer agent fix and re-test automatically, or just copy the report into Claude Code / Cursor / whatever you use.
It's free and MIT licensed. Would love feedback — especially on what you'd want from an AI QA tool.
Hey HN! I built QA Panda — an AI QA agent that runs inside VSCode.
You describe what to test in plain English, and it launches headless Chrome, navigates your app, clicks through flows, finds bugs, takes screenshots, and gives you a structured QA report with test cases and bug tracking.
It uses Codex CLI under the hood, so it works with a ChatGPT subscription — no API tokens needed.
When it finds bugs, you can let the built-in Developer agent fix and re-test automatically, or just copy the report into Claude Code / Cursor / whatever you use.
It's free and MIT licensed. Would love feedback — especially on what you'd want from an AI QA tool.
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XdG6p-HByM
Nice. It would be great if it could be used with something like Openrouter BYOK, to give more modern flexibility and costs.