Testing & Automation

Build it, then prove it

Gunamaya's founding idea: an IDE shouldn't stop at writing code. It should help you write it, run it, and verify it actually does what you meant — all in the same window.

Most editors treat "does this work?" as somebody else's problem — you write the code, then tab away to a browser, a terminal, or a separate testing tool to find out if it's true. Gunamaya folds that verification step back into the editor itself, starting with a real, automation-capable browser docked right next to your code.

Why this is a first-class feature, not an extension

Browser automation tools bolted onto an editor as an extension are limited by what the extension API exposes — usually just enough to open a URL in an external window. The Integrated Browser is built directly into Gunamaya's workbench, backed by Playwright under the hood, so it gets the same depth of access a dedicated browser automation tool would: real DevTools, real screenshots, real element interaction — sitting in a normal editor tab.

Today vs. what's next

Web application testing and automation — the thing most people building software need most often — is fully built and working today. Gunamaya's broader mission is testing software of every kind: desktop applications, APIs, mobile apps on iOS and Android, security posture, and performance under load. The Automation Roadmap lays out that direction honestly — what's shipped, and what's being built toward next.

Start here

If you're new to this area, read Integrated Browser first to understand what the browser panel itself can do, then Web App Automation for how to put it to work — manually or with Gunamaya AI driving it.