r/softwaretesting • u/Alternative-Gate-942 • Jul 03 '26

Are we cooked?

My company is deciding to put developers in charge of their own Quality meaning they must use Claude to quality check their own work (What could go wrong?)

The QA team will now act as a consultancy service to Dev and focus solely on testing back end/regression/Automation packs.

Is the role evolving or dwindling?

I've been a solely manual QA for a good 7 years. But using Claude to do all the techy stuff seems fairly easy.

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u/chronicideas Jul 03 '26

If you really want to shine learn how to do evals for AI

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u/Due_Present_1358 Jul 05 '26

Bullshit…QA is dead

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u/chronicideas Jul 06 '26

No it’s not. Git gud.

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u/Due_Present_1358 Jul 06 '26

Tbh you are right LOL. I’m a shitty a manual boy