What You’ll See
- The approach (0:38): plan → test → ship, using Cursor’s Planning feature to approve a plan before any code is written (1:37)
- Building the app (3:30): a small Next.js + SQLite + Tailwind app, and a real bug on the first run (7:56)
- Setting up TestSprite (9:27): sign-up, install, and API key, then asking Cursor to run TestSprite against the project (10:33)
- Watching the tests (11:26): what’s being tested and how, and the tests running against the local app (16:18)
- What it found (17:52): long-text validation and accessibility-messaging failures, plus the report and generated test code (19:11)
- Closing the loop (20:45): fix prompts back into Cursor, then re-running the tests
Try It Yourself
MCP Server
Run TestSprite from your IDE, as in the video
CLI
The same test-and-fix loop from the terminal
Recorded in October 2025, before TestSprite 3.0. The screens look different today, but the plan → test → fix workflow still applies. When the video and the docs disagree, the docs are the reference.