Three situations you might recognise

Fifteen engineers, no tester. Today, the founder clicks through production after every deploy, at 6pm, on a phone, hoping. With SuperGorilla, every change gets used before it merges: agents work through the new feature the way a customer will, and the evidence is on the PR before anyone has to ask “did someone check this?”

A change to the cart quietly breaks checkout, and you find out from a customer email. SuperGorilla tests the flows a change touches and the ones next to them, so the break is caught on that pull request, with a recording of what a user would have seen and the console and network logs from the run in the dashboard. When it re-tests the same pull request, it repeats the earlier steps and marks anything that got worse as a regression.

Signup, auth, checkout: the flows that pay for everything else. When a change touches one of them, SuperGorilla works through it the way a customer would, and if the payment form breaks you get a severity-rated report with repro steps on the pull request, not a support ticket three days later from someone who almost became a customer. Recorded flows that rerun on every change, whatever it touches, are coming soon.