Best Artificial Intelligence Software for Playwright - Page 2

Compare the Top Artificial Intelligence Software that integrates with Playwright as of October 2026 - Page 2

This a list of Artificial Intelligence software that integrates with Playwright. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Playwright. View the products that work with Playwright in the table below.

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    Surfsky

    Surfsky

    Surfsky

    Surfsky.io is the ultimate platform for web scraping, data collection, and automation, designed to bypass the most advanced anti-bot systems. Our cutting-edge technology ensures seamless, undetectable browsing and scalable data extraction for businesses of all sizes. Our proprietary technology outperforms competitors like Browserbase, Undetect, and ZenRows by offering superior bypassing capabilities for CAPTCHA, WAFs, and bot detection systems. With Surfsky, developers, analysts, and data-driven enterprises can effortlessly gather structured data, automate interactions, and execute web-based workflows without interruptions. Surfsky is built for developers, offering API-first architecture, seamless integration with popular automation frameworks, and highly customizable browser automation features. Our cloud-based infrastructure ensures maximum scalability and reliability, allowing users to deploy scraping solutions at any scale.
    Starting Price: $199/month
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    QASolve

    QASolve

    QASolve

    QASolve.ai is an AI-powered, no-code platform designed to deliver high-velocity application quality assurance with minimal human effort. It claims the capability to generate 80%+ test automation in just 1 week, thanks to its AI model that creates tests without requiring source code, specs, or human scripting. It applies self-healing technology to reduce flaky tests and supports massively parallel execution across multiple platforms and form factors, allowing teams to run comprehensive test suites fast. Users register their application URL and roles, then QASolve’s “Discovery” AI agents analyze user journeys, workflows, and relations, generate test cases and test data, integrate into CI/CD pipelines via APIs, and provide dashboards with real-time insights, failure analysis, and maintenance of tests across releases. It also offers export of tests to frameworks like Playwright or Selenium to avoid vendor lock-in.
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    TestDino

    TestDino

    TestDino

    TestDino is an AI native, Playwright focused test reporting and management platform with MCP support. It lets developers use Claude Code, Cursor, or other LLM tools to query reports, analyze flaky tests, compare runs, and manage test suites using natural language. Native GitHub integration posts AI summaries to PRs and commits, while CI checks can block merges if quality gates fail. Re run only failing tests with a single command to reduce CI time and cost. Pull request tracking links every run to its commit, and branch mapping organizes runs by environment. Role based dashboards help QA teams spot flaky tests and failure trends, while developers quickly see which tests their commits broke. Each run includes AI failure classification with confidence score, fix suggestions, specs explorer, and grouped error analytics. Integrate Jira, Linear, Asana, or Slack to create bug reports with full context.
    Starting Price: $49/month
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    Screenwriter

    Screenwriter

    Screenwriter

    Build, execute, and scale UI tests 30x faster, zero code, and flake-free. Create your first test in 5 minutes or less. Describe user flows in plain English and Screenwriter will do the rest. We use cutting-edge AI models to create autonomous agents that run in the browser and interact with your application just like a real user would. Describe a user flow using natural language and our AI will do the rest. Zero code is required and no engineers are needed. Take full control of your test suite by defining additional checks and modifying steps right in the app, Screenwriter takes care of everything. We store and run all tests on Screenwriter infrastructure. No access to your codebase is required. Test scripts are flakey and are a burden to maintain as your application grows. Screenwriter's AI is able to adapt to your application and only surface real issues. Review every execution playback directly in the Screenwriter app.
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    Anon

    Anon

    Anon

    Anon offers two powerful ways to integrate your applications with services that lack APIs, enabling you to build innovative solutions and automate workflows like never before. The API packages pre-built automation on popular services that don’t offer APIs and are the simplest way to use Anon. The toolkit to build user-permissions integrations for sites without APIs. Using Anon, developers can enable agents to authenticate and take actions on behalf of users across the most popular sites on the internet. Programmatically interact with the most popular messaging services. The runtime SDK is an authentication toolkit that lets AI agent developers build their own integrations on popular services that don’t offer APIs. Anon simplifies the work of building and maintaining user-permission integrations across platforms, languages, auth types, and services. We build the annoying infra so you can build amazing apps.
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    Director

    Director

    Director

    Director is a no-code web automation platform built by Browserbase that lets users convert plain-English prompts into fully executable browser workflows and scheduled agents. You simply describe the task you’d like automated, and Director generates a repeatable script using its underlying Stagehand automation SDK, runs it in a real browser on Browserbase’s cloud infrastructure, and allows you to schedule, deploy, and scale it with minimal manual intervention. The workflow supports interactive steps (including secure login via 1Password integration), multi-step navigation, DOM element interactions, dynamic branching, data extraction (CSV/JSON/PDF output), and export of the automation code for further editing or embedding in custom stacks. Behind the scenes, the system records every browser action you observe, stores it in a production-ready script, and provides the infrastructure to run hundreds of browser instances in parallel.