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Bugs that reach your users cost trust and money. This agent helps you find them first. It reads your live pages, looks for broken links, error pages, and accessibility issues, then hands you a clear fix list.
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The Infrastructure Crisis:
Untested Code Is a Ticking Time Bomb.
You ship a new feature and something breaks. The checkout stops working. A form loses data. A button does nothing on mobile. Often a customer finds the bug before your team does. Many will not tell you about it. They just leave.
Checking every page by hand takes a long time, so most small teams only check a few. The Atlassian Software Testing Guide explains why teams add automated checks on top of hand testing. Without them, a lot of pages go live without anyone checking them.
Each update you do not check is a risk. One broken checkout button on a busy weekend can cost you sales, and lost trust is hard to win back. Problems also pile up the longer they sit.
Test coverage: 6% of user flows
Automated tests: 0
Regression bugs this quarter: 14
Hotfixes shipped: 3 per month average
Flaky tests ignored: 23 marked "skip"
// Verdict: nobody checks before release.
// Customers find the bugs first.
Legacy Implementation
run_manual_tests().hope_nothing_breaks();
// Checkout broke on mobile Safari.
// Found by customer, not by team.
BuzFind Optimized
agent.start('qa-automation-engineer').run_audit();
// > Result: ranked fix list, worst first.
Technical Blueprint:
The Automated Quality Engine.
Broken Link and Error Checks
Tests up to about 40 internal links found on your pages and flags any that lead to a 404, often old pages removed without a redirect. It also flags pages that return an error, and JavaScript errors on the page Google tests.
Mobile Checks
Runs a Google PageSpeed mobile test on one page, usually your homepage, and flags buttons and links too small to tap and text too small to read. It does not take screenshots, so it cannot see how your layout looks.
Accessibility Checks
Counts images with no alt text on every page it reads. On the one page Google tests, it also flags weak color contrast, missing form labels, and other failed accessibility checks. It does not test keyboard focus, and some issues still need a person to review. For a closer look at your page markup, pair it with our Code Reviewer.
Missing Basics
Flags pages with no title, no H1, or a broken setup that search engines and visitors notice, plus sitemap links that fail. It lists the forms it finds, but it does not submit them to test them.
Error pages: found by customers
Alt text: not checked
Mobile layout: tested on one phone
Fix order: guesswork
// Status: users find the bugs
Error pages: listed, ranked by risk
Alt text: missing count for each page
Mobile issues: flagged on the tested page
Fix order: worst problems first
// Status: you know what to fix
Strategic Execution:
Examples of What This Agent Checks.
Say a SaaS company updates its site every week. Each update might break something small, like a signup button, a pricing link, or a help page. Often nobody notices until a customer does.
Here the agent would check the live site for broken links, error pages, and missing titles or headings. The Google test of the homepage would add any JavaScript errors and mobile problems like tiny tap targets. The team would get a fix list, worst problems first.
Picture an online store that never tests its pages. After a change, a broken cart or checkout button can go unnoticed for days.
Here the agent would flag links to products that were removed without a redirect, and cart or category pages that return an error. It would not place a test order, so checkout itself still needs a person to try it.
Imagine a startup whose customers mostly visit on phones. The team tests on desktop, so layout problems on small screens slip through.
Here the agent would run Google's mobile test on the homepage and flag buttons too small to tap, text too small to read, and missing labels that make the site hard to use with a screen reader. Other pages still need a quick check on a real phone.
24 Signals This Agent Reads.
These are the problems the agent looks for. The PageSpeed checks run on one page, usually your homepage.
QA Automation - Questions Answered.
What does the QA Automation Engineer actually do?
It checks your live site for the problems that trip up visitors: broken links, error pages, missing titles or headings, and missing alt text. On one page, usually your homepage, a Google PageSpeed test adds JavaScript errors, weak color contrast, missing form labels, and tap targets that are too small. You get a score from 0 to 100 and up to 5 issues, sorted by how much each problem hurts.
Do I need existing tests for this to work?
No. The agent reads your live pages the way a search engine does. You do not need any tests, code access, or setup. It checks your pages and reports what it finds.
What testing frameworks does it use?
You do not need to set up any testing tool. The agent reads the code of your live pages and checks it. It does not write a test suite for you to keep, and it does not test APIs beyond what your public site shows. It does not run on a schedule. You start each check.
How fast will I see fewer bugs?
That depends on how fast the fixes get made. We never promise a date. The report ranks each problem by risk, so you can fix the worst ones first, like a menu link to a page that no longer exists.
Can the agent run tests in my CI/CD pipeline?
Not today. Each audit is a one-time check of your live site. You can run it again any time, like after a big update. It does not run on a schedule.
What if my tests are flaky and unreliable?
The agent does not read or rewrite your test code. It checks what a visitor would really run into on your live site. Your developer can use the fix list to decide which checks to add to your own tests.
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Our home base is in Jay County. We started in Reading, Pennsylvania (Berks County).
BuzFind has been in business since 2004, first serving Berks County small businesses out of Reading, Pennsylvania. The company moved to Portland, Indiana in Jay County, where it is registered today. This agent is part of the 25-specialist BuzFind workforce. More about BuzFind · Contact us
Stop Gambling on Every Release.
The QA Automation Engineer checks your site so you can find bugs before your customers run into them. Then you fix them, worst first.
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