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You ship every week. Operio runs the journeys your customers depend on (sign-up, billing, roles and the workflows they live in) on a schedule and in CI, so regressions surface before customers notice.
The cost of shipping fast
Every redesign breaks another batch of selectors, and engineers spend the sprint repairing the suite.
Finished features sit in staging until someone has time to check sign-up, billing and permissions by hand.
The engineers who know the product best spend release day running the same checks again.
How Operio helps
Tests written as plain-English steps, a gate on every release, and an agent that goes looking for the bugs nobody wrote a test for.
Intent, not selectors
Operio reads the screen the way a person does. Steps say what a user does, not which element ID to click, so there's no locator layer to update when you ship UI changes.
Release gates
Run your release suite from CI with the CLI. It waits for the result, prints JSON, and fails the job when a test fails.
Exploratory runs
Give the agent a one-sentence goal for a new feature. It plans its own path, tries to break it, and reports what works and what doesn't.
With Operio
Save a test account for each role and plan, then check what an Admin, an Editor and a Viewer can each see and do.
The agent reads verification, invitation and password-reset emails from a test inbox, so onboarding is tested for real.
Claude Code, Cursor and Codex write and run Operio tests over MCP as part of building a feature.
Alerts land in Slack, Google Chat or email, and bugs go to Jira or Azure DevOps in one click.
Ready from day one
Plain-English suites for sign-up, billing and core workflows, run on demand or on a schedule.
Point the agent at a new feature with a goal and get back what works, what's broken and what it couldn't reach.
Encrypted test accounts with password, Google, phone and one-time code, or custom sign-in steps.
Test email verification, invitations and password resets without mocking anything.
The CLI runs a suite, waits for the verdict and fails the job when a test fails.
Browsers run in the cloud. Point Operio at an environment URL and start testing.
Where teams start
Most teams cover the journeys that make money first, then expand to the product areas customers use every day.
FAQ
Yes. Save a test account per role or plan and reference it with @ in a Login step, so one suite can check what each role can see and do.
No. The agent reads the screen like a user, so there's no SDK, no test IDs and no code changes.
Yes. Save each base URL as an environment and run the same tests against any of them.
Bring your sign-up or billing flow and we'll run it live.
