Give the agent a goal. Get bugs back.
No test cases needed. Describe what to explore in a sentence or two. Operio plans its own path, actively tries to break the feature, and reports what works, what's broken and what it couldn't reach.
Exploratory run · checkout
ExploringGoal
Try to break the new coupon field at checkout.
- 1Apply a valid coupon
- 2Remove a coupon after applying it
- 3Apply an expired coupon
- 4Coupon on a subscription item
- No test cases to write first
- Works, broken or not reached, for every point
- Bugs filed with a recording
Capabilities
A tester that goes looking for trouble
Exploratory runs are for the moment before anyone has written tests: a new feature, a risky change, a release you're unsure about.
Goal-driven
Write a goal of up to 1,000 characters, such as “try to break the new coupon field at checkout”. That's the whole setup.
Plans its own coverage
The agent splits the goal into areas and points to check, then plans steps designed to hit edge cases.
Clear verdicts
Every point comes back as works, broken or not reached, so you know exactly what was covered and what wasn't.
Bugs with evidence
Problems are reported as bugs with a recording. Share them by link, send them to Jira, or mark them resolved or false positive.
Web and mobile
Explore a web environment or a mobile build with the same workflow and the same reporting.
Right before you ship
Sweep a fresh feature before tests exist, or point the agent at the riskiest part of a release the day before it goes out.
How it works
From a sentence to a bug list
- 01
Write a goal
Describe the area to explore and what “broken” would look like. Pick the environment or build to run against.
- 02
The agent explores
Operio breaks the goal into points, plans steps to stress each one, and works through them in a real browser or device.
- 03
Triage what it found
Review each verdict, watch the recordings, and send real bugs to Jira. Keep the paths worth repeating as test cases.
The Operio platform
One agent, every way your team ships
FAQ
Exploratory testing questions
No. Exploratory runs are one-off. When the agent finds a path worth checking on every release, write it as a test case and add it to a suite.
A test case follows the steps you wrote and checks your expectations. An exploratory run decides its own steps from your goal and actively looks for ways the feature breaks.
Yes. The Operio MCP server can start an exploratory run, so an agent like Claude Code or Cursor can ask Operio to explore a feature it just built.
Point the agent at your riskiest feature
Tell us what you're about to ship. We'll explore it live in the demo.