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Learn how QA agents use knowledge graphs to understand your product, test by user goals, adapt to UI changes, and reduce test maintenance.
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QA agents need more than test scripts to test modern applications effectively. By building a knowledge graph of the product, they understand pages, interactions, workflows, and context, allowing them to test by goal rather than fixed steps. This makes tests more resilient to UI changes and reduces the maintenance burden of traditional scripted testing.
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