Zero-Flake Run
A test execution in which every result is deterministic, with no intermittent, non-reproducible pass or fail.
What is Zero-Flake Run?
What is Zero-Flake Run?
A zero-flake run is the goal state of a mature suite: every test result is deterministic and reproducible, so a failure always means a real defect and a pass always means real confidence. Achieving it requires eliminating the classic flakiness sources—timing races, ordering dependencies, shared state, and brittle selectors. QI works toward zero-flake runs by generating Playwright code that auto-waits, isolating state per test, and healing selectors when the UI shifts, so the suite stays trustworthy and teams never learn to ignore red builds.