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## What is BrowserStack Self-Healing AI Agent?
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BrowserStack's Self-Healing AI Agent automatically detects and repairs broken selectors during test execution. When the application's UI changes (for example, a button ID changes from #submit to #submit-btn), traditional tests fail with NoSuchElementException errors. The Self-Healing Agent dynamically identifies these selector failures, finds the correct element in real time, and allows the test to continue, thereby, reducing manual maintenance and improving build stability.
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BrowserStack’s Self-Healing AI Agent diagnoses automation failures such as broken selectors due to DOM shifts and automatically recovers tests without masking genuine product bugs. When the application’s DOM shifts (for example, a button ID changes from #submit to #submit-btn), traditional tests fail with NoSuchElementException errors.
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It works on the principle that the test script remains unchanged while DOM changes lead to selector failures. Therefore, the agent utilises past successful run as context to heal broken selectors during test execution.
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The Self-Healing Agent dynamically identifies these selector failures, uses contextual signals from past successful run to find the correct element in real time, and allows the test to continue, thereby, reducing manual maintenance and improving build stability.
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