Step 1
Describe steps in plain English
Use ai.run, ai.step, and ai.verify inside your Playwright tests.
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TestNeo Playwright AI SDK
Write Playwright tests in plain English, keep full Playwright control, and unlock the TestNeo workflow for execution evidence and release assurance.
@playwright/test
TypeScript & JavaScript
Node 18+
Any CI
npm install & go
How it works
Keep your existing Playwright workflow while adding natural-language authoring and optional TestNeo publishing.
Step 2
Execute locally in Playwright
No black-box runtime. Your tests run in your normal Playwright/browser context.
Step 3
Publish to TestNeo (optional)
Push run history for release evidence, visibility, and team collaboration.
Quickstart example
inline-hybrid.spec.ts
import { test, expect } from "@testneo/playwright-ai-sdk";
test("inline hybrid", async ({ page, ai }) => {
await ai.run(`
Navigate to https://www.saucedemo.com
Enter username as "standard_user"
Enter password as "secret_sauce"
Click on Login button
Verify "Products" is visible
`, {
autoPublish: {
projectId: Number(process.env.TESTNEO_PROJECT_ID),
testName: "inline hybrid quickstart"
}
});
await ai.step("Add Sauce Labs Backpack to cart");
await expect(page.locator(".shopping_cart_badge")).toHaveText("1");
});Why teams choose it
Runs locally, like your tests today
Use your debugger, existing Playwright config, and traces without changing your core setup.
AI + native Playwright in one test
Mix plain-English steps with page.* and expect() where needed.
Strict, balanced, or adaptive modes
Choose mode by context: CI gate rigor, balanced defaults, or adaptive local exploration.
Publish only when you need to
Keep local iteration fast, then publish evidence to TestNeo for release decisions.
Try it now, scale when ready.
Use 10 guest runs without signup, then move to team workflows with full release visibility.