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Momentic fits wherever you test: locally, in PR previews, on staging, and in CI. Start with the work your team needs to verify, then follow a reading path below.

Developers testing changes locally

Bug bash your branch’s local dev server with Mo while you code, then test the PR or its preview deployment. Run regression tests locally before pushing, and turn a Mo finding into a test that checks the fix.
  1. Give Mo access to your local dev server
  2. Run Mo from your coding agent or terminal
  3. Test a PR or preview deployment with Mo
  4. Run regression tests locally before pushing
  5. Turn a Mo finding into a regression test

QA leads running bug bashes

Give Mo a target and a brief before a release. Review its findings, triage the bugs, and turn the ones you need to catch again into regression tests.
  1. Start your first Mo session
  2. Write a brief
  3. Triage findings
  4. Turn a bug into a regression test

Engineers checking pull requests

Use Mo to explore a PR’s preview deployment. Keep tests for critical flows in your repository and run them in CI on each change.
  1. Test a PR with Mo
  2. Write your first web test
  3. Run tests in GitHub Actions
  4. Choose a CI setup

Web teams

Start with your web app’s URL and a supported browser. Write tests for critical flows, then run them in CI on each change.
  1. Set up web tests
  2. Choose a browser
  3. Write test steps
  4. Run tests in GitHub Actions

Mobile teams

Start with your iOS build or Android APK and a simulator or emulator. Write tests for the flows you need to check across releases, then inspect run results when a test fails.
  1. Set up iOS tests
  2. Set up Android tests
  3. Run tests locally
  4. Read test results

Teams migrating existing tests

Move a small set of critical flows before converting a full suite. Use the migration guide for your current framework, then organize shared behavior into modules.
  1. Migrate from Playwright
  2. Migrate from Cypress
  3. Organize your tests
  4. Reuse steps with modules

Coding-agent-first teams

Install the Momentic plugin to give your coding agent skills and MCP connections. Use the hosted server for Mo sessions and run history, and local servers to inspect your app while writing and repairing tests.
  1. Install the Momentic plugin
  2. Use the hosted MCP server
  3. Set up standalone local MCP servers
  4. Build with AI
  5. Maintain tests