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We ran a two-week pilot of a self-healing loop on our own repository. It opened 152 pull requests, none written by a human, and every one of the 80 our engineers merged landed with the original bug reproduced and shown to be gone.
Natacha Grey has spent more than 20 years building for the web: as a front-end developer, a designer, a project manager, and a director of production at ad agencies. Across all of it, QA was the part that never kept up. Today she runs Swoon.ai, an agency that builds custom marketing lead journeys for niche brands in finance, entertainment and beyond.
Replay QA runs real browser tests on AI-built apps, records every session, finds bugs, and gives builders proof their app works before launch.
Connect Replay's MCP server to Codex CLI so your terminal agent can investigate browser recordings autonomously - DOM state, React trees, network timing - without you reproducing the bug. Setup takes under 10 minutes.
Learn how to connect Replay's MCP server to Claude Code so your agent can debug with full browser recordings, React component trees, and network timing. Setup takes under 10 minutes.
Two human teams competed, The Data Dawgs and America's Next Top Models, six experienced developers total. Running alongside them, without their knowledge, was a third team: C.H.A.D.S. (Continuous Humanless Agentic Development System), an autonomous AI agent loop powered by Replay’s time-travel debugger.
Automatic web app QA
An example of how Replay MCP enables agents to find and fix deep bugs
A new benchmark for testing agent debugging
Inspired by the 2002 documentary Minority Report
Open source tools for building apps autonomously