TL;DR: TestSprite fills a real gap in the agentic development workflow. If you're using Claude Code or Cursor for code generation, this autonomous testing layer saves enormous time and catches bugs before they're deployed. The UI is clean, the feedback loop is immediate, and the integration feels native to your dev environment. Locale handling is solid across multiple regions with minor translation quirks in some edge cases. What TestSprite Actually Is TestSprite is not another test framework. It's an autonomous verification layer that bridges the feedback loop between AI coding agents (like Claude Code, Cursor) and your actual application. The core premise: AI can generate code fast, but it can't verify that code works without human review. TestSprite automates that verification step — it creates tests, runs them in ephemeral cloud sandboxes, and sends structured feedback back to your coding agent so it can self-correct. This is genuinely different from Playwright, Cypress, or traditional CI/CD.…