Glossary
Codeless test automation expresses a test through an interface other than a conventional programming language, such as editable actions or natural-language steps.
The tradeoff is between authoring convenience and the range of behavior the tool supports. A test still needs a readable definition and an inspectable result.
Teams check whether authors can express important assertions, diagnose failures and export test definitions. They retain code-based tests for cases outside the codeless tool’s scope.
Zerocheck drafts readable browser steps from your description or checklist. Review them in the web app, edit the expected outcome and download individual YAML tests. Unsupported email, API-only and native-app steps need another tool.