QA Sprint Simulator — Analyze, Test, Automate, Ship

Work a real QA sprint: analyze a bug report, write the test case, automate it, read the CI failure and gate it before merge, step by step in your browser.

Join a QA team and close real sprint bugs end to end. Every bug follows the workflow a QA engineer actually uses: analyze the report and find the faulty layer, write an observable test case, automate it with a proper assertion, read the CI failure as evidence, and gate it in the pipeline before merge.

What you can learn on this page

Analyze the bug report — Reproduce before you report: find whether the fault lives in the frontend, the API or the data layer before writing a single test.
Write the test case — Given/When/Then steps that state an observable outcome, without the refresh step that would mask the bug.
Automate with an assertion — Selenium and Playwright tests that wait on a condition instead of a fixed duration, so they fail reliably while the bug exists.
Read the CI failure — A newly written regression test going red on its first run is proof the test works, not a problem to disable.
Gate it before merge — Tag the test into the regression suite and trigger the pipeline on every pull request so the bug cannot silently return.