Browser Agent
A browser agent drives real Chromium from a natural-language goal and returns its observations, actions, screenshots, and result. A fixture is the controlled test data prepared before a run; provider state is the wallet’s current account, network, and connection.
For QA, product, and wallet teams, this series shows how to turn English goals into release checks while stopping before irreversible actions such as signing or sending a transaction.
Start here: AI Browser Testing With Evidence Traces. After the evidence-trace foundation, move through a multi-page end-to-end journey, translate an English goal into exact checks, then test DeFi, MetaMask, and bounded recovery.
AI Browser Testing With Evidence Traces
Design the base record for one browser run: initial state, ordered actions, screenshots, a final assertion, and a failure another reviewer can replay.
AI E2E Testing For Browser Flows
Follow a full browser journey across routes and backend state, using controlled test data and a final condition that proves the user's task finished.
Natural Language Test Automation That Leaves Proof
Turn a plain-English test goal into setup data, browser checkpoints, and a deterministic final assertion instead of trusting the agent's pass report.
DeFi Wallet Testing With Browser Agents
Separate a DeFi flow into the dapp page, wallet prompt, chain state, and approval boundary using controlled test data and a disposable wallet.
MetaMask Automated Testing For Wallet Flows
MetaMask automated testing should inspect account access, chain changes, signature prompts, rejection recovery, and transaction state with browser evidence.
AI Browser Automation Needs An Evidence Loop
Decide when a browser agent should observe again, retry a changed page, stop, or fail without letting a moved interface become a false pass.