I’m Pirasanth - but call me PJ.

I'm a QA automation lead. I like tests that fail for good reasons.
At CoinCover I grew the QA team from 1 to 3 engineers, took E2E coverage from 0% to 90%+ and moved releases from monthly to weekly. Nothing glamorous: good tests, sensible quality gates, and a lot of patience with flaky ones.
…and lately I've been building AI tools that diagnose failing tests, and a dashboard that helps decide whether a release should go out.



15 tools I work with. Hover one to see what it is used with; every tool links back to the projects that use it.
top-left number = projects using the tool · bonds = used on the same project

I lead QA and test automation. Every project here starts from a testing problem I had to solve. Open one to see how I approached it and what it proves.
Agentic QA Showcase
A Playwright suite where five agent roles plan, write, review and diagnose tests under written standards that hooks and CI enforce.
k6 load and stress tests against Tes.com, with results shown in Grafana and InfluxDB running in Docker.
Appium and WebdriverIO tests for the Skyscanner native app on BrowserStack, covering login and onboarding in 7 test cases.
Cypress API tests for the OpenWeather air pollution history endpoint: 8 cases across 200, 400 and 401 responses, with a Mochawesome report.
Testing sites are always a must, even for courses, workshops, webinars, testing new tools, and more. In this post, I want to show you a list of sites where we try to test new tools for testing Abstracta software. We'll keep this list updated as we see more websites, so stay tuned!

Pirasanthan Jesugeevegan
Mar 17, 2022 • 2 min read

Cypress is a fast, easy and reliable testing tool for anything that runs in a browser. It’s becoming more popular choice of a tool than any other. I have collected some of the most common commands I use on a daily bases.

Pirasanthan Jesugeevegan
Dec 27, 2022 • 2 min read
Till now, we have written all the Cypress test scripts directly in the JavaScript files, but with the integration of Cucumber, the test structure will change, and now the entry points will be the Cucumber feature files.

Pirasanthan Jesugeevegan
Jan 24, 2022 • 2 min read
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