Run your whole regression from a sentence
Ask Axon in plain English to run your tests by description or tag, on the browsers you name. It launches in the background and reports back, so anyone on the team can run the suite.
Regression runs are the gate a release passes through, but operating them has usually been a specialist chore: know which suite to trigger, remember the flags, watch a console, read the output. Axon AI removes that barrier. Anyone on the team, including a product owner who has never opened a test runner, can type a plain-English request and get a real regression run back, with a plain-English answer at the end.
Run the Checkout test on Chrome and Firefox and tell me when it is done.
Done. Chrome passed 11 of 11. Firefox passed 10 of 11, and one step self-healed after a button moved. Nothing looks broken from the dev changes. Want the report?
A sentence that runs your tests, not one that invents them
Be precise about what is happening, because it is easy to oversell. Axon does not conjure automation out of a prompt. Your tests already exist, built from your requirements, your recorded flows, and your real application, and validated by earlier runs. What the sentence does is operate those tests: Axon finds the ones that match your request, starts a run, and interprets the result. It is a faster way to drive the suite you already trust, not a shortcut around the work of building reliable tests.
Axon turns the request into a plan you can watch
Ask Axon to check that this morning's deploy did not break checkout, and it breaks the request into a short sequence of tasks and shows them as a live checklist. Each task moves from queued to active to done in front of you, so the work is never a black box.
- Find the tests that match, by name, by tag, or by the flow they cover.
- Decide where to run them, on the browsers you named or a sensible default.
- Start a cloud run and follow it step by step as it progresses.
- Read the verdicts, including any step that self-healed, and note the failures still red.
- Report back in plain language, and offer the full report or a next action.
1 step self-healed when a locator moved. Every fix is reviewable.
On the browsers you name, in the background
If you say run it on Chrome and Firefox, that is where it runs, each browser reported on its own so a pass in one never hides a failure in another. If you name no browser, Axon picks a reasonable default instead of making you choose. The run happens in the cloud and in the background, so nobody installs anything or keeps a laptop awake, and several browsers run at once rather than in a queue. You can close the tab; Axon wakes when the run finishes.
It tells you what happened, then hands off
When the run completes, Axon summarizes it the way a teammate would: what passed, what failed, and whether any step healed after an element moved, which it always shows in amber so a quiet fix never poses as a clean pass. If everything is green it says so plainly. If something failed, it points you straight at the failing step with its screenshot and timeline, and from there you can ask for the report, rerun only the failures, or send the summary to a stakeholder, all in the same conversation.
The result is a regression gate the whole team can operate, not just the person who wrote the tests. A developer confirms a fix before opening a pull request; a product owner checks that a deploy left the flow intact. The suite stays exactly as rigorous as it was. Axon just makes triggering it, and understanding the answer, something anyone can do in a sentence.
See these practices inside AxonQA
Generate structured test cases from your stories, then validate them with real runs on your own app.