We Use Our AI Testing Tool to Test Our AI Testing Tool

Aiqaramba is a platform that uses AI agents to test web applications. So when it came time to QA our own product, we had an obvious question: can we use Aiqaramba to test Aiqaramba? The answer is yes. And it turned into something more interesting than a one-off experiment. Aiqaramba production is now a permanent QA client of Aiqaramba staging. Every feature we build gets tested by the product it's being built for. The product improves itself. The problem with testing a testing tool Most QA platforms have a dirty secret: they're tested the old-fashioned way. Manual clicking. Selenium scripts with brittle selectors. Maybe some unit tests that check the backend but never touch the actual UI. We wanted something different. We wanted a system where an AI orchestrator (in our case, Claude Code running in a terminal) could act as a QA manager: planning test campaigns, launching AI agents, analyzing results, fixing issues, and re-running. A loop that gets smarter every cycle. The setup is deli