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Browser testing

TimetoTest opens your staging URL in a browser and follows the steps you describe. It has its own inbox, so it can sign up and click verification links. Each task returns the result of every step and a recording.

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API testing

Describe the requests to send and the responses you expect. TimetoTest sends each request and shows the status code and body it received next to what you expected. Import your endpoints from:

OpenAPI / Swagger
Postman
Insomnia
cURL

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Code review

Connect a repository. TimetoTest runs each pull request’s changes in a sandbox and posts what it found on the pull request.

GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket

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CLI testing

Run the same test files locally or after a staging deploy. TimetoTest agents return a result for every case.

npm install --save-dev @timetotest/cli@beta

Tester.army docs

tests/sign-in.e2e.ts

import { test } from 'e2e';

test('a member signs in', async ({ app, agent }) => {
  await app.open('/login');
  await agent.act('Sign in with the staging member account');
  await agent.assert('The member dashboard is visible');
});

GitHub Actions

- run: npx ttt run --url "$STAGING_URL"
  env:
    TTT_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.TTT_API_KEY }}

Use it in Slack

Connect Slack from your dashboard, then mention @TimetoTest in a channel or a direct message. It replies in the thread with a live checklist, then posts the result with the recording and report. Reply in the thread to follow up.

Connectors

Connect the tools your team uses. TimetoTest can read a Linear issue or a Sentry error before it tests, and create issues from what it finds. Add any other MCP server by its URL.