Husband and Father. Software Tester. Asker of Questions, and Sometimes Answerer.
Florida, USA
Joined December 2010
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“Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.”
- John Stuart Mill
Philip Daye retweeted
Not everyone has heard the story about Albert Einstein and his driver. In case you haven't, here it is -> userpages.cs.umbc.edu/sourav…
Read “An Ode to Midfielders“ by Prateek Singh on Medium: singhpr.medium.com/an-ode-to… – at Coral Springs, FL
It's almost time! Hard to believe #STAREAST 2026 starts in five short weeks. Putting finishing touches on my presentation! Give me a shout if you're attending. It's always good to meet people in person.
#softwaretesting #softwarequality #aitesting
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I'm speaking at #STAREAST 2026! Join me for my session, "Evolving Risk-Based Testing: Practical Strategies for AI-Augmented Teams" on April 30. Use code SE26S200 for a special discount to attend! #softwaretesting #softwarequality
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I'm speaking at #STAREAST 2026! Join me for my session, "Evolving Risk-Based Testing: Practical Strategies for AI-Augmented Teams" on April 30. Use code SE26S200 for a special discount to attend! #softwaretesting #softwarequality
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Philip Daye retweeted
📢 Meet Playwright CLI — a SKILL-friendly way of the browser automation. Learn more at github.com/microsoft/playwri…. Happy testing!
The TestGuild In Real Life? In Miami? Yes! Feb 26, 2026: testguild.com/irl/miami-2026
Read “The Uncanny Valley of AI Testers“ by Lana Begunova on Medium: medium.com/womenintechnology… – at Coconut Creek, FL
Philip Daye retweeted
If I could offer one tip to improve your prompting abilities, it's that you read these prompt guides front to back whenever a new model drops.
You'll be astonished at how much better your experience is when you understand these model quirks.
cookbook.openai.com/examples…
Philip Daye retweeted
Who do I know that would love to do what I do but focusing primarily on AI. And you get to work for one of the best bosses in Microsoft. Come join us
Love VS Code? Love GitHub Copilot? Want to be part of the future of Agentic Development and share it with the world?
My team is hiring a Senior TPM focused on Agentic Dev Tools Advocacy! Work with the teams building it!
jobs.careers.microsoft.com/g…
#vscode #githubcopilot
Philip Daye retweeted
Our hearts are heavy, yet rejoicing, as we share the news that our beloved pastor and teacher John MacArthur has entered into the presence of the Savior. This evening, his faith became sight. He faithfully endured until his race was run.
2 Timothy 4:1-8
Philip Daye retweeted
Writing UI tests manually takes hours. What if you could describe a scenario in plain English and generate tests instantly? @debs_obrien joins us to explain how Playwright’s Model Context Protocol is making this real. Check this out. 👉 testguild.com/podcast/automa… #Playwright #MCP
Philip Daye retweeted
Keynotes for #STARWEST announced! Don't miss out on the celebration of testing and quality in Anaheim this September! Super Early Bird pricing is still available. starwest.techwell.com/progra…
ALT STARWEST Keynotes Announced
Philip Daye retweeted
What a great time we had at #STAREAST and we hope you did too. Here's a photo album of just SOME of the good times photos.app.goo.gl/ksZyV6VUrq…
Philip Daye retweeted
Have you used the Playwright MCP? If we were to invest time into a testing specific MCP what would you look for in that?
Speaking at #STAREAST 2025! 🧪✨
"From Vision to Velocity: Accelerating Agile Testing with Generative AI"
April 30, 2:45PM | Orlando
Transform your testing with practical GenAI approaches.
$200 off with code SE25S200
Register: stareast.techwell.com/
#SoftwareTesting #AI
Read “AI for Playwright and Selenium“ by jason arbon on Medium: jarbon.medium.com/ai-for-pla…
AI for the people! – at Coral Springs, FL
Philip Daye retweeted
My 8000-word note on agents: huyenchip.com//2025/01/07/ag…
Covering:
1. An overview of agents
2. How the capability of an AI-powered agent is determined by the set of tools it has access to and its capability for planning
3. How to select the best set of tools for your agent
4. Whether LLMs can plan and how to augment a model’s capability for planning
5. Agent’s failure modes
AI-powered agents are an emerging field with no established theoretical frameworks for defining, developing, and evaluating them. This post is a best-effort attempt to build a framework from the existing literature, but it will evolve as the field does.
As always, feedback is much appreciated!
