Stop paying for slow, flaky E2E feedback.

In five business days, I will measure your Playwright suite, isolate its most expensive failure modes, and deliver a focused pull request with verified improvements.

PILOT SCOPE

$1,500

Fixed fee · one repository · up to 25 representative tests · five business days

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START WITH A 15-MINUTE FIT CHECK

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Evidence first. Changes second.

[01]

A trustworthy baseline

Repeatable local and CI measurements for duration, retries, failures, worker utilization, and the slowest flows.

[02]

Root-cause findings

A ranked diagnosis of timing races, state leakage, brittle selectors, expensive setup, and avoidable browser work.

[03]

Working fixes

A review-ready pull request addressing the highest-value issues, with before-and-after evidence for every claim.

[04]

A durable playbook

Clear guardrails for retries, isolation, fixtures, artifacts, and performance budgets so the suite stays healthy.

GOOD FIT WHEN

The suite is costing trust.

>Your Playwright suite takes long enough that engineers avoid running it.
>Retries keep CI green, but nobody trusts what they are hiding.
>A handful of tests fail only under load, in parallel, or in CI.
>You want evidence before considering a runner or architecture change.

WHY I CAN HELP

I built the runner to test the assumptions.

I am the author of Ryzer, an open-source Chromium test runner built around renderer-side waits, deterministic isolation, compiled browser transactions, and dependency-aware incremental execution.

Its published matched harness measured a 2.43× cold-run median and a 3.27× warm-run median versus Playwright on the development machine. Those are workload-specific results—not a promise about your suite. The audit exists to find out what your evidence supports.

INSPECT THE SOURCE + BENCHMARKS

NEXT STEP

Bring one CI run and one test you do not trust.

I will tell you whether a focused five-day audit is likely to pay for itself. If the evidence says no, I will say so.

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