Dev Uses AI as First QA Employee to Autonomously Fix Bugs for $10/Month
leebase65 · reddit · 2026-08-07
A developer shared their experience using AI as their first 'QA employee.' For $10/month, they tasked the model with simulating human users to test their chess server's interface and automatically fix any bugs found.
The author also compared the cost and rate limits of various models: some high-end models exhausted a 5-hour usage window in just 30 minutes, while DeepSeek V4 Pro offered 3,400 calls, providing exceptional cost-effectiveness.
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