A one-off chat with an AI can write you a test. It can't tell you which of your selectors have quietly started failing, or remember what actually held up last time. AccuTest runs your tests for real, tracks every result, and uses that history — not a fresh guess — every time it writes the next one.
Drop in an ATRD (Automation Test Requirement Document) — plain requirements, no special format needed.
GPT writes executable Playwright code, then AccuTest actually runs it against your site and keeps every result — not a one-off.
Flaky tests surface automatically from that history, and the next generation for the same site is handed its known-reliable and known-flaky selectors — so it gets better, not just faster.
Every test's pass/fail record across its last 10 runs, surfaced automatically — a rolling flag, not a one-time guess, so a test that's settled down stops being flagged.
Locators are scored per site from real runs. The next generation for that site is told which have held up and which keep breaking — the one thing a stateless chat prompt can never know.
Generated Playwright tests run for real against a target URL you configure — actual pass/fail, not a simulation.
Real-time stats across sessions, packages, and tasks, all tied back to the requirements they came from.