Agent-first MCP QA

Your QA engineer,
always on

Ship faster without breaking production. Let coding agents push updates while AlwaysQA validates app health, diagnoses failures, and passes actionable fix context back via MCP.

[ browser run ]

App condition

01 Open product page passed
02 Add item to cart passed
03 Apply discount code passed
04 Confirm payment failed
MCP setup 
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    "alwaysqa": {
      "url": "YOUR_MCP_SERVER_URL",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}
The problem

Your app should not break quietly

Most bugs do not start as big incidents. They start as small broken flows: a login button stops working, checkout fails, a file upload hangs, or an onboarding flow breaks after a deploy.

  1. Critical flows fail after deploys

    Login, signup, checkout, uploads, billing, and dashboard actions can break between releases without anyone noticing.

  2. Bug reports arrive without context

    Reports are often vague, outdated, duplicated, or missing the exact steps a developer needs to reproduce the issue.

  3. Manual regression checks do not scale

    Teams ship faster than humans can keep clicking through the same product flows before every release.

  4. Coding agents need better business QA inputs

    An agent can fix more when it knows what failed, where it failed, what the browser saw, and how to reproduce it.

How it works

A real-browser QA loop for every critical workflow

Define a Test Case once. AlwaysQA runs it in a fresh browser on demand or automatically, shows a clear outcome, and keeps the evidence you need to understand what happened.

  1. [ 1 ]

    Define a Test Case

    Set the starting URL, describe the workflow, and define an observable success condition. Add a QA account or reference image when needed.

  2. [ 2 ]

    Run Tests Your Way

    Run each Test Case on demand, daily, or weekly. AlwaysQA opens a fresh browser and follows the workflow from start to finish.

  3. [ 3 ]

    See What Happened

    Get a clear Passed, Failed, or Needs Attention result, supported by observations, an action timeline, and a temporary browser replay.

  4. [ 4 ]

    Fix, Verify, and Repeat

    Use the evidence to fix the issue, rerun the same Test Case, and confirm the workflow works correctly before users are affected.

Protect a critical flow
Features

Everything you need for continuous QA

AlwaysQA tests the journeys your customers rely on and gives every Run a clear, actionable Outcome—so you know what works, what failed, and what needs a closer look.

Browser workflows

Catch broken workflows before your users do

Run critical Test Cases Daily or Weekly and surface unexpected behaviour before it reaches a customer.

Continuous runs

Reduce repetitive testing

Define a workflow once, then run it on demand, on a schedule, or through MCP—without repeating every browser step by hand.

Real browser

Test the experience in a real browser

Use dedicated QA Accounts to verify complete signed-in journeys, role-specific permissions, and image uploads from the first click to the final confirmation.

Coming soon

Support · bug checking

Turn customer reports into verified bugs

Give clients a structured support page, reproduce what they reported, and send developers the context and Evidence they need.

Coming soon

Beyond the browser

APIs and emails testing

Validate critical API flows, email delivery, message content, and important links with the same clear Outcomes.

Fix and re-run

Recheck after a change

Start a fresh Run after updating your application or Test Case and get a Passed, Failed, or Needs Attention Outcome with the summary, timeline, and replay behind it.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about AlwaysQA and repeated browser-based QA.

How does a Test Case work?

A Test Case defines where the browser agent should begin, the workflow you want evaluated, and the observable Success Condition. A fresh browser agent chooses how to attempt the workflow during each Run.

Do I need to write automated test scripts?

No. Describe the workflow and its Success Condition in plain language without scripting every browser action or maintaining selectors.

Does every Run follow exactly the same steps?

Not necessarily. Every Run uses a fresh AI-guided browser agent. It evaluates the same Test Case, but the specific actions it takes may vary between Runs.

What kinds of workflows can AlwaysQA evaluate?

AlwaysQA can evaluate public HTTPS browser workflows such as sign-in, onboarding, form submission, search, dashboard actions, and image uploads. Test Cases should use dedicated QA Accounts, non-sensitive test data, and safe, reversible actions.

Can AlwaysQA evaluate signed-in workflows?

Yes. You can provide a dedicated QA Account when a Test Case needs to access authenticated areas of your application.

Can a Test Case include an image upload?

Yes. You can provide an image for a Test Case that requires the browser agent to complete an upload workflow.

How often can Test Cases run?

You can start a Run on demand or schedule a Test Case to run Daily or Weekly.

What Outcomes can a Run receive?

A finished Run receives one of three Outcomes:

  • Passed when the agent observes the Success Condition.
  • Failed when the agent explicitly observes broken expected behavior.
  • Needs Attention when the agent cannot reach a confident conclusion or encounters an execution problem.

What Evidence does AlwaysQA provide?

Each finished Run includes a structured summary, observations, and a compact action timeline. A browser replay may also be available temporarily, depending on the replay provider's retention period.

What happens when a workflow fails?

Review the Run's Evidence to understand what the browser agent observed and where the workflow diverged from the expected behavior. After updating your application or Test Case, start a fresh Run to evaluate it again.

What happens when my application changes?

Update the Test Case when its instructions, required inputs, or Success Condition change. The next Run evaluates the updated Test Case.

Does AlwaysQA integrate directly with coding agents?

Yes, for approved integrations. AlwaysQA publishes MCP discovery and provisioning information so coding agents can request access to QA-specific actions. The AlwaysQA application remains available for reviewing Runs, Outcomes, and Evidence.

Who is AlwaysQA for?

AlwaysQA is designed for developers, product owners, and small teams that ship frequently and want important browser workflows checked repeatedly without performing every check manually. It is especially relevant to teams using coding agents to increase their development speed.

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