Quickstart

In this guide you'll connect your app, record one flow, and run your first Fume‑generated Playwright test.

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Prerequisites

• A web app you can log into in a staging or demo environment
• A Loom (or screen recording) of the flow you want to test

1. Create a project

1. Sign up: https://app.fumedev.com/signup
2. Create a project and add your app's base URL (e.g. https://staging.example.com).

2. Record your flow

Record a 30–90s Loom showing:

• How to navigate to the page(s)
• Inputs and interactions
• The expected success outcome (what should be visible/changed)

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3. Generate tests

1. Paste the Loom link into Fume and give the test a name.
2. Click Generate. Fume will analyze the video and your app to produce Playwright tests.
3. Review the proposed steps and assertions. Adjust text if needed and save.

4. Run tests

• Run in Fume Cloud: click Run to execute on Fume's runners (free).
• Or run in your CI: use the Fume CLI/API to fetch and execute Playwright tests on your machines.

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5. Handle failures and self‑healing

When a selector changes or the UI shifts, Fume can:

1. Fall back to a browser‑use agent to complete the run, then
2. Update the Playwright code so future runs pass.

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What's next

• Read Concepts to understand how Fume models recordings, tests, runners, and self‑healing
• Integrate CI for automatic runs on PRs and merges
• Migrate existing tests to Fume to consolidate maintenance