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Hiring more QA testers doesn't always fix buggy software. Pramin Pradeep, founder of BotGauge, explains how AI agents handle end-to-end testing so growing businesses can release new features with confidence.
In this episode:
- An e-commerce company had 25 QA testers and still sat at 56% test coverage, and Pramin explains why hiring 10 more people wasn't the answer.
- BotGauge's agents do about 80% of the testing work, and a forward deployed engineer covers the human 20% to keep the agents on track.
- Armando shares a checkout bug on a well-known kids' clothing site that stopped him from buying many times when he was signed in.
- Pramin's order for test coverage starts with critical user flows (about 95%), then positive and negative scenarios, then edge cases.
- If you rarely release updates and bugs aren't reaching your customers, Pramin says you probably don't need test automation yet.
Guest: Pramin Pradeep, Founder, BotGauge
Chapters
00:00 Meet Pramin Pradeep and BotGauge
02:43 Why end-to-end testing matters now
04:16 How AI agents test your web app
09:44 What a forward deployed engineer does
16:48 Checkout bugs that cost big brands sales
18:44 Letting customers report broken flows
24:11 Releasing new features without stress
29:37 Why 25 testers reached only 56% coverage
35:49 When your business needs test automation
Episode page: https://webtalk.show/episodes/089-why-throwing-more-testers-at-an-app-is-not-always-better/
Hosted by Armando J. Perez-Carreno. Learn more at https://perezcarreno.com
