@shaogefenhao: Recently set up E2E, AI automatically creates E2E test cases then completes development and debugging, passing acceptance in one go. Yesterday the team worked on a requirement, AI completed it end-to-end, passed acceptance in one go, everyone was amazed. And it's only using the cheap model DeepSeek V4 Flash.
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Team members shared their experience of using AI (DeepSeek V4 Flash) to automatically create E2E test cases and complete development and debugging, passing acceptance in one go, demonstrating the potential of AI-assisted development.
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Recently set up E2E — the AI automatically creates E2E test cases, completes development and debugging, and passes acceptance in one go.
Yesterday, our team worked on a requirement, and the AI handled it end-to-end, passing acceptance on the first try — everyone was blown away.
And this was done using just DeepSeek V4 Flash, a cheap model. https://t.co/oeEW5f1aLA
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