Your factory scales.
Bug reproduction doesn't.
An autonomous factory is not complete when it generates code. It is complete when a failed run creates evidence an agent can act on, and the next run verifies the fix.
Start on your own, or talk through your trigger model, environments, and expected run volume with the team.
Runtime evidence
Turn a failed run into something a reviewer can judge.
A failed run needs more than a stack trace. A reviewer or agent needs to see what happened, understand the expected behavior, and decide what to do next.
Replay QA puts the reproduction and supporting runtime evidence in the report, attached to the full recording of the session where it broke. The reviewer does not have to reconstruct the failure from a diff.

Runtime verification
The missing layer is runtime verification.
Code review and tests should stay in the pipeline. Replay QA adds the question they cannot answer on their own: did the changed user flow work in the running application?
| Layer | What it inspects | What it cannot tell you |
|---|---|---|
| AI code review | The diff | Whether the changed flow works in the running app |
| Unit and integration tests | The journeys someone thought to assert | The flows nobody wrote a test for |
| Replay QA | The running app and its user journeys | It adds runtime evidence. It does not replace the other layers. |
Keep the product knowledge. Stop maintaining the generic harness.
Keep the app-specific assertions that encode how your product should work. Let Replay QA handle the reusable runtime work around discovery, recording, triage, and evidence.
Integration
Your orchestration calls it. Your agents read the output.
Running it on every change? See Replay QA as a continuous testing platform.
Frequently asked questions
Architecture questions? Talk to us.
Map Replay QA into your pipeline
Bring your trigger model, environments, expected run volume, and the decision you need a failed run to support. We will work through where Replay QA fits and whether it is the right setup for your team.