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Epsilon's Agentic Platform team has turned intent-driven UI testing based on Amazon Nova Act and the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Browser into a multi-tenant platform service, layered on top of the existing Playwright regression suite. Test steps are written in natural language, executed by Nova Act over a CDP WebSocket, with screenshots taken at each step and pass rates tallied, and the results stored in Amazon S3. The solution provides managed temporary browser sessions, AWS IAM-based authentication, and cross-account AssumeRole isolation; the article also presents an 18-step test workflow.
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Epsilon Builds Intent-Driven UI Testing with Amazon Nova Act
Epsilon's Agentic Platform team used Amazon Nova Act together with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Browser to turn intent-driven UI testing into a multi-tenant platform service layered on top of its existing Playwright regression suite. Test steps are written in natural language, executed by Nova Act over a CDP WebSocket, with per-step screenshots and pass-rate statistics, and results stored in Amazon S3. The solution provides managed temporary browser sessions, AWS IAM-based authentication, and cross-account AssumeRole isolation, and the article also presents an 18-step test workflow.