WeTest.SKG

Testing agents promise nowadays autonomous systems and proper handling of reliable test automation solutions. This full day advanced tutorial introduces participants to the emerging discipline of Agentic Test Automation, where we will explore how web automation is guided by intelligent agents capable of orchestrating actions, healing DOM changes and autonomously navigating test-business flows. Problems like fragility, maintenance overhead and browser compatibility are no more!

During the session, attendees will learn three major case studies. How to integrate WebdriverIO and Playwright with MCP and eventually build custom LLM-powered agents to create an automation stack e2e that is resilient and fully operates in CI/CD flow. The tutorial blends hands-on engineering examples, providing a proof on building next-gen QA systems.

By the end of the tutorial, participants will have constructed an end-to-end agentic workflow in which an AI agent:

• Performs real-time browser UI testing
• Auto-generate WebdriverIO/Playwright Test Code
• Integrate with OpenRouter and/ or Github Copilot Agent in Agent Mode
• Learn and adapt its locator strategy through effective Prompt Engineering Techniques
• Self-heal broken Web Tests

As teams adopt contract testing with Pact, the real challenge begins: integrating it seamlessly into everyday development and release workflows. This talk explores how Pact can evolve from a testing tool into a confidence engine—driving smoother integrations, safer deployments, and stronger collaboration between teams. Drawing from practical examples and lessons learned in real projects, we’ll see how to embed Pact into development practices, manage contracts effectively in CI/CD, and use contract testing to build trust in every release.

Let me tell you a story around mobility!

Mobile test automation is entering a new architectural era - one where test suites don't just run scripts, but reason, adapt and self-correct. This 3-hour advanced tutorial introduces participants to the emerging discipline of Agentic Mobile Test Automation, where Appium-driven execution is guided by intelligent agents capable of orchestrating actions, healing DOM changes, interpreting app context and autonomously navigating test-business flows.


During the session, attendees will learn how to integrate Appium with MCP and custom LLM-powered agents to create an automation stack e2e that is resilient, context-aware and capable of executing tests with a balance between AI & I (Intelligence). The tutorial blends hands-on engineering examples, providing a proof on building next-gen QA systems.
By the end of the tutorial, participants will have constructed an end-to-end agentic workflow in which an AI agent:

• understands high-level test goals
• Inspects DOM hierarchy with Appium and/or Maestro
• plans next actions
• executes mobile interactions
• self-heal broken tests
• improves observability

Target audience:
Senior QA engineers SDETs, Test Automation Architects and Engineering Leaders who want to understand and implement the next generation of mobile automation systems.