KushoAI TUI turns flows into tests

This is the right shape for AI testing: keep Playwright as the artifact, use AI to multiply coverage, and avoid trapping teams in a black-box tester.

• –Recording in a real browser cuts out the worst part of test authoring, while the AI layer focuses on edge cases, error paths, and input variations.
• –Local execution plus BYO model keys is a real adoption advantage for teams that cannot send app context to another SaaS layer.
• –Terminal-first workflows matter more than they sound; developers can review, edit, commit, and run tests without context switching.
• –The main risk is quality drift: if generated suites get noisy or flaky, teams will trim them fast unless the output stays readable and deterministic.
• –Emitting Playwright code should make this easier to trust than proprietary “AI QA” platforms, because the result stays inspectable and CI-friendly.