SuiSui
SuiSui lets you write and review end-to-end test scenarios without writing code. The app reads a playwright-bdd project’s step definitions, lets you compose Gherkin scenarios visually, validates them before running and runs them with Playwright. I designed and built it on my own, alongside my client work, and it is released under the MIT licence for Linux, macOS and Windows.
Outcome: AutorizConstruction’s end-to-end test suite can also be written and run from SuiSui; every demo video on the website is generated by a Playwright test.
What I did
Delivered features
Scenario builder
Given / When / Then steps are picked from the project’s catalogue, reordered by drag and drop and filled in inline: strings, data tables, scenario outlines and examples.
Validation before running
Every scenario is checked in real time against the step definitions (Cucumber expressions, enums, optional text), so an invalid test never gets run.
Built-in test runner
Headless runs or Playwright UI mode, filters by feature, folder or tag, and live progress, step by step.
Browser recorder
A SuiSui-driven browser records actions (navigation, clicks, typing) and matches them to existing steps, arguments included, before inserting them into the scenario.
Multi-provider AI assistant
Scenario drafting and troubleshooting with a local Ollama model, an OpenAI-compatible API or the Claude and Codex CLIs; suggested Gherkin goes back through validation before it is accepted.
Built-in Git and updates
Clone, status, commit and push from the app with isomorphic-git, and automatic app updates on every release.