A coding agent built an RSVP website from a single prompt.
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A coding agent built an RSVP website from a single prompt. Then another AI was given the URL to an application it had never seen before. It explored the website, figured out what needed testing, and generated 35 end-to-end browser tests on its own. That second system is TestSprite. And the interesting part is what it decided to test. The 35 tests covered 8 real application workflows: → Browsing events and viewing details → Submitting an RSVP → Empty fields, invalid emails, and duplicate registrations → Cancelling existing RSVPs → Joining the waitlist when an event is full → Guest lists and
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