Give your app a nervous system
A vision agent for your live product. You specify destinations. It walks the UI. The checklist is the only pass or fail. Every walk is kept. A pass updates the memory map so the next run can replay.
A thermostat
reacts
A cat predicts
Trinity expects
Most test tools execute scripts. They check whether a selector still resolves. They do not know whether the product reached the state you meant.
Trinity follows a destination checklist. Pass means a matching click, or the words you named, were on that screen. Fail keeps the walk in history. Pass updates the memory map so the next run can replay instead of exploring from zero.
Looks like a dendrite
living inside your app
A dendrite is the part of a neuron that listens. It receives signals from many sources, weighs them, and combines them into one decision before the cell fires.
Trinity is the same structure. Before it clicks, it fuses { destination checklist · live UI · history · memory map } into one act.
The trifid "Y": three branches, one decision. The smallest shape that still says many signals, one act.
Watch a run
The checklist is the only judge
Three things Trinity does
Every run
Destinations, not click scripts
A run is a place in the product plus what must hold there. Trinity finds the clicks. You do not maintain a twelve-line chrome script.
History on every walk. Memory map on pass.
Every run is kept, pass or fail. A pass updates the memory map of paths that worked, so the next run can replay. A fail does not rewrite the map.
The checklist is the only judge
Pass means every line could be evidenced from the screen or a matching click. On fail, Optimize goals rewrites the checklist from the event stream. You fix the destination, not the selectors.
Made for shipping fast
Without losing sleep
We ship Chatac with a small team. No dedicated QA, AI shipping new features daily, and a deploy button waiting. Trinity is the validation step we trust before pressing it. If you're shipping fast and the deploy button still scares you, Trinity is for you.
- Destinations instead of selectors.
- Pass updates the memory map. Fail keeps the walk.
- Optimize goals rewrites a failed checklist from the stream.
- First green is one create-run, not a suite rewrite.
- × Not for: enterprise QA orgs that already have 50 Cypress engineers.
Why not just write more tests?
Scripts don't remember the product
| Playwright / Cypress | AI test runners | Trinity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you maintain | Selectors | Prompts | Destinations |
| Memory | None | This session | Memory map on pass |
| What counts as pass | Assertions | The model | Checklist vs screen |
| Who writes it | QA engineer | Prompt author | Whoever owns the product |
| Time to first green | Days | Hours | One run |
Deploy
without fear
You ship features faster than ever with AI. Trinity is the check before deploy: destinations on the live UI, a checklist as judge, a memory map that grows on pass. Specify the destination. Watch the walk. Deploy on green.