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Ruby Selenium (Ruby) package: selenium_testersai

Selenium (Ruby) × Testers.AI

The easiest way to AI-upgrade your existing Selenium (Ruby) suite. You already have the tests — this adds AI Checks at the moments that matter, without replacing your framework, runner, or CI pipeline.

Download SDK Docs Jira / Xray / TestRail / Cypress Cloud

Add these AI testers to your existing tests

21 named specialists — pick by first name in any analyze_* call, or define your own.
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Install

Testersai::SeleniumDriver.new(driver) wraps the driver; reads driver.logs.get(:browser) where supported.

# Download testersai-ruby-selenium-0.1.0.tar.gz from the Downloads page, then:
tar -xzf testersai-ruby-selenium-0.1.0.tar.gz
cd testersai-ruby-selenium-0.1.0
(cd testersai && gem build *.gemspec && gem install *.gem)

Example

A complete, runnable Ruby + Selenium (Ruby) example.

require "selenium-webdriver"
require "selenium_testersai"

driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for :chrome
ta = Testersai::SeleniumDriver.new(driver)

driver.get "https://example.com"
ta.analyze_screenshot
ta.analyze_console
driver.quit

How it flows

1
🧪
Your test runs
Selenium (Ruby) — unchanged.
2
📸
SDK captures
Screenshot, console, network, or page text.
3
🤖
Testers.AI analyses
Returns AI-identified issues.
4
📝
Selenium (Ruby) report
Findings shown where you already look.
5
🔗
Optional: auto-log
Jira · Xray · TestRail · Cypress Cloud.

Whatever test runner you're using. Default disk sink writes JSON. If the AI call fails — rate limit, hang, firewall, no network — the SDK gives up fast and returns a skipped result. Your Selenium (Ruby) test is never blocked.

Where & when to put checks

Rule of thumb: wherever a human reviewer would pause to look during a manual run. These recommendations are tuned for Selenium (Ruby) — pick the ones that fit your suite.

1

After every meaningful navigation

The page just re-rendered. Ask "does this look right?" before any interaction.

after page.goto() / driver.get()
2

After a state-changing action

Login, add-to-cart, toggle, submit. The UI just reflected a new state — where regressions hide.

after click / fill
3

Right before your main assertion

You were about to check one thing. Ask the AI about everything else for free.

before expect(...)
4

After async operations settle

API returned, spinner gone, toast shown. Catch broken empty-states and stale data.

after wait_for_selector
5

In teardown / afterEach

A single console + network check at the end of every test catches issues your assertions ignored.

afterEach / teardown
6

On responsive / theme switch

Mobile vs. desktop, light vs. dark, locale change. One call per viewport.

after setViewport

Value: what you get for three extra lines

Download

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testersai-ruby-selenium-0.1.0.tar.gz
Recommended. Core + the Selenium (Ruby) adapter — nothing else. Self-contained bundle.
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📦
testersai-ruby-0.1.0-src.tar.gz
Whole-language archive — All Ruby adapters.
5.7 KB
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Or grab the monolith ZIP (all languages, all adapters).

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