AIFEX | AI For Exploratory testing

Help tester to collaborate on exploratory testing sessions

What is AIFEX | AI For Exploratory testing?

AIFEX | AI For Exploratory testing is a Chrome extension that enables testers to collaborate during exploratory test sessions by suggesting interactions that have rarely or never been explored. It consists of a chrome plugin and a central server that integrate testers' interactions into an AI and provide predictions for future interactions. With AIFEX, testers can promote the diversity of tests and enhance their testing sessions.

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By: extension.aifex

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Users: 60 ▼ -1

Rating: 5.00 (1)

Version: 0.13.0 (Last updated: 2022-10-28)

Creation date: 2020-03-24

Risk impact: Very high risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
webNavigation
tabs
desktopCapture
scripting
storage

Host permissions:

<all_urls>
*://*/*

Size: 973.82K

Email: ex*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 82562 ▼ 817

Other rankings

#9153 in Developer Tools ▼ 46 #150 in testing keyword 25 ▼ 31 #297 in future keyword 9 ▼ 32

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AIFEX (AI For Exploratory testing) helps testers to collaborate during exploratory test sessions by advising them to perform interactions that have rarely or never been explored. The main advantage is that it promotes diversity of tests.

AIFEX consists of two main elements:

A chrome plugin that listens to all interactions performed by testers, transmits them to the server, requests predictions for future interactions and visually highlights the expected interaction.
A central server that stores all interactions performed by testers, integrates them into an AI and returns predictions calculated by the AI indicating future interactions that should be performed by testers.