Why TestSprite Switched from Open-Source Browser Automation to TinyFish for AI Testing
TestSprite is shipping v3.0, and the team is scaling its AI-powered QA and testing automation platform on TinyFish.
In this interview, Yunhao Jiao and Zeshi “Duke” Du from TestSprite join TinyFish at the FishTank to talk about why they moved from open-source browser-use tools to TinyFish, how they think about reliability and scale for agentic testing automation, and why AI testing is becoming one of the most important areas after vibe coding and coding agents.
TestSprite now serves 100K+ customers using enterprise-grade web automation infrastructure built for mission-critical workflows. We discuss the technical evaluation process, the limits of open-source browser automation, what production-ready AI agents need, and how teams can build more reliable QA automation for modern software development.
In this conversation:
Why TestSprite switched from open-source browser-use tools to TinyFish
How AI agents are changing QA and software testing
What reliable browser automation infrastructure looks like in production
Why agentic testing automation is growing fast after coding agents
How TestSprite v3.0 supports large-scale automated testing workflows
What engineering teams should consider when choosing AI testing tools
Featuring:
Yunhao Jiao, TestSprite
Zeshi “Duke” Du, TestSprite
TinyFish
Learn more about TestSprite: https://www.testsprite.com/
Learn more about TinyFish: https://tinyurl.com/ywpnmp34
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