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TestDino records Playwright test runs from CI and keeps what each run produced: errors, traces, screenshots, videos, logs, and the branch, pull request, and environment behind it. That history is what triage runs on. Failures group by root cause, a test’s flakiness is measured across its full run history, and the result reaches you in the pull request, in Slack, and in your IDE through MCP.

Stream your first run

Hand it to your coding agent, or run these 3 steps yourself.

Install @testdino/playwright and stream the first test run.

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1

Install the reporter

2

Add it to your Playwright config

playwright.config.ts
3

Run your tests

Results stream to the dashboard as each test case completes, so nothing is uploaded after the run. Create the key in Generate API Keys.

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Quick Setup

API key to a verified first test run, in 5 minutes.

Connect your CI

GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, Buildkite.

Connect an AI agent

Give Claude Code or Cursor your test history over MCP.

Debug a failure

Open a failed test case with its trace, screenshots, and console logs.

Watch the 2 minute demo

Record and debug every run

A persistent test record

A single Playwright report dies with the job that produced it. TestDino keeps every run, so a failure links back to its history instead of starting from zero, and a regression traces to the commit that introduced it.

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Use TestDino from an agent

An agent that runs your suite sees one run. TestDino hands back every run before it: the same test case last week, on another branch, in another environment. The smarter the agent, the more it does with that.

Control what CI runs

Automated and manual tests in one suite

Test management puts manual test cases in the same suite structure as your Playwright specs. Run them in releases and sessions with tracked results, from the dashboard or over MCP.

Integrations & access

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Last modified on September 9, 2026