An engineer at a test bench beside a mounted head unit

    HMI & infotainment regression

    Regression on a screen that offers nothing to hook into.

    The agent looks at the head unit, the cluster or the machine panel and works out what to do next, the way a tester on the bench does.

    Proof

    Tier 1 automotive supplier

    4,000 tests every night.

    A Tier 1 supplier runs infotainment and audio regression every night.

    Read the case study

    How is it done today?

    Today

    The bench is the bottleneck, and the script is only as current as the last person who updated it.

    What does the agent do instead?

    How it works

    The agent does
    what the person does.

    The agent looks at the head unit, the cluster or the machine panel and works out what to do next, the way a tester on the bench does.

    Step 1

    Bring the test cases you already have.

    Manual scripts are already written in English. Import them as text or CSV instead of rewriting them as code.

    Step 2

    The agent drives the target.

    It observes the screen, decides the next action, and actuates. No selectors, no accessibility tree, no vendor hooks.

    Step 3

    Trigger it from CI and read the report.

    GitLab CI, Azure DevOps or Jenkins. Every step lands in the report with the screenshot that justified it.

    What does a run leave behind?

    The output

    What a run leaves.

    Where it's the wrong tool

    • Not for high-frequency work: reasoning about a screen takes seconds per step
    • If the target exposes a real API, test against the API instead
    • A step report with a screenshot per action
    • Pass, fail or warn written out on every step
    • A replayable markdown file in your repository

    Specs

    Who it's for
    V&V teams, test automation architects, validation engineers
    At a glance
    No DOM required · Real hardware or HIL · Runs from CI

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