Alumnium

Writing browser tests by hand means hunting for selectors and wiring up commands, and that work breaks whenever a page changes.

Alumnium is a test automation tool that takes test instructions written in plain language and translates them into executable commands for web applications.

It sits on top of Playwright and Selenium, so you keep the frameworks your team already runs instead of replacing them.

The tool is geared toward software engineers and QA engineers who want to build reliable tests without giving up their own judgement.

You describe what a test should do, and Alumnium, which uses large language models, turns that description into the steps a browser can run.

Because the instructions are readable, people who did not write the test can still follow what it checks.

Alumnium covers web apps only, so it will not help with native mobile or desktop testing.