What is Mockingbird?
Plain-English end-to-end testing for web applications, and how the pieces fit together.
Mockingbird runs end-to-end tests against your web application in a real browser. You describe what a user should be able to do in plain English, and an AI agent works through those steps the way a person would: reading the page, clicking, typing, and judging whether the outcome matches what you asked for. There are no selectors to maintain and no test scripts to write.
How it fits together
Your account is organised in a simple hierarchy:
- Workspace: your account's home, either personal or a company workspace with teammates.
- Project: one website under test, with a base URL that runs start from.
- Suite: a group of related tests inside a project, for example "Checkout" or "Sign up".
- Test: a single plain-English scenario made of steps, run in its own browser session.
Each run produces a step-by-step timeline with screenshots and a pass or fail verdict, so you can see exactly what the agent saw when something breaks.
Create your project
- Sign in at app.mockingbirdai.com.au and follow the workspace setup prompts.
- Create a project and give it the base URL of the site you want to test, for example
https://staging.example.com. - Add your first suite. Suites are available on every plan, including Free.
Point your project at a staging or test environment where possible. Tests behave like real users, so anything they do (sign-ups, orders, emails) really happens on the target site.
Where to go next
- Your first test walks through writing and running a test.
- Steps and prompts covers how to phrase steps the agent follows well.
- CI integration runs your suites automatically on every pull request.