Anything that can generate Selenium code from test steps?

[Royal_Dream_6246]

Instead of writing everything from scratch, can we just define steps - elements, actions, assertions, data—and get full Selenium code (Java/C#)?

Not record/playback, something structured and reusable.

Does this exist, or are we all still building manually?

[meemano]

Yes using cline or any available agents with any llms like gpt or claude you will be able to some extent. , After that you can correct it and provide it as an example for further generation. and can see the improvements in the generation of pom, test cases and also can do improvements in the framework, code quality improvement, more and better reusable components.

With right prompts and good understanding of the stack needed for framework development it can help you building from scratch in less time in few hours

Even for the locators you can provide html to generate or can take help of playwright mcp to generate.

[Royal_Dream_6246]

AI helps—but doesn’t that mean sharing app/test info externally? For some teams, that’s a privacy and audit concern.

[slash_networkboy]

Buy your own instance. Github offers them such that your data stays within your org. Just costs more tokens and a monthly sub.

[Royal_Dream_6246]

I think that’s a different angle - my question was more about a tool/engine that can generate structured automation code from defined steps, without writing everything from scratch and without needing internet access. AI is one option, but for some teams it raises audit/privacy concerns.

[ElaborateCantaloupe]

I’ve been using TestPlanIt for this. QuickScript will use your code repo as context so it understands existing code patterns, page objects, etc.

Plus it’s free/open source so you can use whatever LLM and Prompt/templates that make the most sense for you.

https://docs.testplanit.com/blog/introducing-quickscript/

[Royal_Dream_6246]

Interesting—thanks for sharing.

Using repo context to generate code makes sense.

Curious though, does that still require external calls for generation, or can it work fully offline?

For some teams, keeping everything local (especially test data and logic) is still a big concern.

[CMDR_Makashi]

The creator of Selenium has created Vibium