Dev log #1
Hi, I'm Denyse. I'm a software engineer, and for the past two months I've been building a tool I'm genuinely excited about.
It's a Chrome extension that takes a requirements document, uses AI to generate test cases, and then drives a real web form the same way a human QA tester would filling fields, clicking dropdowns, reading validation messages, and producing a pass/fail report.
I'm calling it QA Helper, and I'm going to start writing about it every week. Some weeks will be deep technical posts. Some will be short "here's what I shipped" updates. This is the first one, and the most important one, because it's the one where I actually start.
Up front: the tool is early. It currently works on simple, one-section forms. I'm in the middle of expanding it to handle multi-section forms with all the complexity that brings. The interesting part of this post isn't a finished product it's the engineering problem I had to solve to even get to "working on simple forms," because Angular makes it harder than you'd expect.
