Keep the speed. Lose the doubt.
You build with Claude Code or Cursor and it feels like magic, right up until something that "worked in the demo" breaks for a real user. Test Maze turns your description into a story with acceptance tests, has a separate verifier run them against the commit, and tells your agent exactly what to fix.
What goes wrong today
“It worked when I tried it”
The agent says the feature is done. You click around, it looks fine. The first real user finds the case nobody tried.
You do not know what to test
Empty carts, expired sessions, screen readers, slow networks. There are whole categories you have never had to think about.
Every fix breaks something else
The agent patches one bug and quietly breaks yesterday’s feature. Nobody notices until it is live.
What changes
A story and its tests, from your words
feature.implement · feature.verifyDescribe the feature the way you would to a friend. Your agent turns it into a user story with acceptance tests before it writes any code, so the target cannot move.
Eight kinds of testing you would never think of
coverage.gap_for_featureHappy paths, edge cases, errors, permissions, accessibility, performance, browsers and unusual data. Test Maze shows which ones your feature is still missing.
A second agent runs the tests
testmaze-verifier · pdlc.verifyThe verifier is a separate agent in a separate context. Pass or fail comes from fixed rules over what it recorded, never from the AI that wrote the code. On a fail you get the next step: fix the code, or fix the test.
Fixed stays fixed
regression.freeze_runWhen everything passes, lock it in as a baseline. If a later change breaks any of those cases, the verdict fails before your users find out.
How it works for vibe coders
Best for: Vibe coders & founders
You ask in plain English.No test framework to learn.
You talk to your agent. It picks the tools.
Test Maze for the rest of your team
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