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Built for modern coders: AI agent that tests, fixes, and validates software.

United States Katılım Temmuz 2023
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
TestSprite 2.1 is out. New to TestSprite? Here's a 3-min walkthrough of what it is and how to get started. 👇 What shipped in 2.1: → GitHub Integration — every PR auto-triggers your full test suite. Failures block the merge. → 4–5x faster testing engine → Visual Test Modification (MCP) The missing layer of the agentic dev workflow.
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🏆 Double Feature: Season 1 Hackathon Winners! We are hyped to showcase two incredible projects built by the community. Check out our 4th and 5th place champions: ⚡️ 4th Place: "MeetOps" by @debjit_756 A modern, production-grade SaaS platform designed to help organizations manage meeting rooms and prevent scheduling conflicts for good. 📅 ⚡️ 5th Place: "war room" by @okey_amy An immersive, multi-agent AI crisis simulation. Take the Director's chair and navigate high-stakes scenarios with a team of specialized AI advisors in real-time. 🏛️
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@Test_Sprite can i look at their projects? like to know what kind of expecations are for the next one
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
Unveling the Season 1 Hackathon Champions! Our first TestSprite Hackathon just wrapped, and we are blown away by the talent in our Discord. You all proved that "Agentic QA" isn't just a buzzword—it’s how the best software gets built. A massive round of applause for our Top 5: ✨ @Yashwanthstwt@Andy00L@ayush17_08@debjit_756@okey_amy To everyone who shared snippets, debugged in public, and pushed the MCP server to its limits: Thank you. You are the heart of this community. ❤️
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
TestSprite 2.1 shipped. But here's what you didn't see 👀 We sat down with the team to talk Github integration, the toughest parts of the build, and the moments they're secretly most proud of. Built @ TestSprite — Episode 1 is live now.
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
“A sufficiently detailed spec is code." This isn't a metaphor. Tt's a technical reality AI coding advocates are slowly learning the hard way. Vague specifications produce flaky, unreliable implementations. Every time. That's why at TestSprite, we don't just test what was built. We help teams define what should be built with the precision that AI (and humans) can actually act on.
gabby@GabriellaG439

New blog post: "A sufficiently detailed spec is code" I wrote this because I was tired of people claiming that the future of agentic coding is thoughtful specification work. As I show in the post, the reality devolves into slop pseudocode haskellforall.com/2026/03/a-suff…

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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
Alibaba's new SWE-CI benchmark just exposed something the industry has been ignoring: classic software research shows that 60–80% of total software lifecycle costs come from maintenance — yet almost every AI coding benchmark only measures whether code works right now. They tested 18 AI agents across 100 real codebases, each with 233 days of authentic dev history. The results were brutal: → Most models hit a zero-regression rate below 25%→ An agent that hard-codes a brittle fix and one that writes clean, extensible code can both pass the same test today — you only see the difference when the codebase evolves → Lehman's Laws still hold: software quality degrades over time unless you're actively fighting for it The real question was never "does it work now?" It's "does it still work after 71 commits?" Most AI agents are optimizing for the wrong thing entirely. This is exactly why we built TestSprite.
Rafael Estrela | IA@TextoCriativo

🤯 ÚLTIMA HORA: A Alibaba mostrou que a IA não vai tirar seu emprego de programador — ela só está criando o código legado que você vai passar os próximos 10 anos consertando. 🤣x.com/TextoCriativo/… Passar em um teste de programação uma vez é fácil. Manter esse código funcionando por 8 meses sem tudo explodir? Aparentemente, isso é quase impossível para a IA. A Alibaba testou 18 agentes de IA em 100 bases de código reais ao longo de ciclos de 233 dias. Eles não procuraram apenas “correções rápidas” — analisaram a sobrevivência do código no longo prazo. Os resultados foram um verdadeiro massacre: 75% dos modelos quebraram códigos que antes funcionavam durante a manutenção. Apenas Claude Opus 4.5/4.6 manteve uma taxa de zero regressão acima de 50%. Todos os outros modelos acumularam dívida técnica que foi aumentando até o colapso da base de código. Até agora, temos usado benchmarks “instantâneos”, como o HumanEval, que só perguntam: “Funciona agora?” O novo benchmark SWE-CI faz a pergunta mais importante: “Ainda funciona depois de 8 meses de evolução?” A maioria dos agentes de IA são artistas de correções rápidas. Eles escrevem código frágil que passa nos testes hoje, mas vira um pesadelo de manutenção amanhã. Eles não estão construindo software — estão construindo um castelo de cartas. A narrativa finalmente ficou honesta: A maioria dos modelos consegue escrever código. Quase nenhum consegue mantê-lo.

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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
Saving this! 📌 @trq212 breaks down how Anthropic uses Skills in Claude Code across hundreds of internal tools. Key lesson for any dev team: → Build a Gotchas section — it's the highest-signal content → Verification skills are worth a full week of engineering effort → Progressive disclosure = better context engineering As we help teams ship higher-quality software with AI, this is the mental model we keep coming back to.
Thariq@trq212

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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
Huge thanks to @AttekitaBullas for showcasing TestSprite 2.1! 🎬 The Math is Simple:Manual QA = Hours of script writing. TestSprite = Automated analysis + instant test execution.
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
Season 1 Hackathon is a wrap and WOW! 🔥 We're blown away by every single submission. Winners' projects are coming soon — stay tuned! 👀 All projects will be listed on our Season 1 Hackathon page because every effort deserves recognition. Thank you all! 🚀
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
"Precision is the primary currency for success." 💎 Great insights from @SiaPartners! "Vibe coding" prototypes need an autonomous "reality check." Moving to Agentic Engineering means shifting from manual testing to orchestrating AI-native quality gates.
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
The TestSprite Hackathon wraps in 24 hours. People are already posting their builds in Discord. Public repos, real test cases, actual stuff shipped. If you've been building → submit before March 15, 11:59 PM PST. If you haven't started → today's your last shot. $3,000 prize pool. Join the Discord to enter.
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
Big thanks to @_wanderloots for showing how the "Vibe Coding" stack is evolving! 🚀 In his latest tutorial, he uses Google Antigravity + Claude to bridge Supabase for back-end sync, and pulls in TestSprite via MCP to keep everything bug-free. It’s never been easier to ship. What MCP tools are you all plugging into your workflow lately? 🛠️✨
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TestSprite@Test_Sprite·
4 days in. Builders are already submitting. The TestSprite Season 1 Hackathon is halfway done! If you haven't started yet, YOU STILL CAN. Deadline: March 15, 11:59 PM PST.
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