Someone asked me last week: "Can I export my Bug0 tests as Playwright scripts?"

No. And we're not building that.

Not because of lock-in. Because exporting a script misses the point entirely.

A Playwright script is a snapshot. It captures what worked at that exact moment — those selectors, that layout, that flow. The second your UI changes, it's stale.

A Bug0 Studio test is a living system. It understands intent. It self-heals when buttons move. It re-learns when layouts change. It runs against your latest deploy, every time, without anyone touching it.

Exporting a script from Bug0 is like printing a Google Doc. Sure, you have the words. But you lost collaboration, version history, comments, and the ability to just... keep editing.

The value was never in the artifact. It's in the system that keeps the artifact alive.

We could build an export button. It'd take a week. But it would teach teams the wrong mental model — that the test is the code. The test is the intent. The code is an implementation detail Bug0 manages for you.

Guillermo Rauch said something that stuck with me: "Not every line of code is worth your company producing."

Your test scripts are one of those lines. Let the AI own the implementation. You own the intent.

That's the long-term game.