Creator, approver and supplier each run in their own independently authenticated session, so a workflow that spans roles is tested as one journey.
The workflows most worth testing are the ones that cross roles — a contract created by one person, approved by another, seen by a third — and these are exactly the ones that are painful to script and slow to check by hand. Argus gives each phase its own authenticated session, and names test data per run so parallel agents never collide on a shared environment.
Each phase runs in a fresh, independently authenticated session.
Creator, approver and supplier journeys tested as one flow.
Run-scoped test data keeps parallel agents from colliding.
Multiple agents run in parallel against one environment.
Login is scripted deterministically, never left to the agent.
Entity names are scoped to the run, so concurrent scenarios never collide on the same test data.
Yes — each phase gets a fresh, independently authenticated browser session.
No. Login is performed deterministically by script, so no model calls are spent on a form that never changes.
A scenario is an objective, a role and assertions — no selectors, nothing to rewrite after a redesign.
A lost agent is never filed as a product defect.
A passing run distils its path into intents, never coordinates, for later runs to reuse.
Every model call is metered and aggregated from call to suite.
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