Three situations you might recognise

Fifteen engineers, no tester. Today, the founder clicks through production after every deploy, at 6pm, on a phone, hoping. With SuperGorilla, every change gets used before it merges: agents work through the new feature the way a customer will, and the evidence is on the PR before anyone has to ask “did someone check this?”

The thing that worked last month quietly broke three weeks ago, and you found out from a customer email. With regression flows defined in plain language and retried on every change, the break gets caught the moment it happens, with a recording of exactly what a user would have seen, and the console error that explains it.

Signup, auth, checkout: the flows that pay for everything else, verified on every change rather than when someone remembers. When the payment form breaks, you get a severity-rated report with repro steps, not a support ticket, three days later, from someone who almost became a customer.