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A production quality pipeline for Metomic in three weeks

A data-security product team moved from stalled QA tooling work to a running Playwright pipeline, documented quality gates, and an operational handover.

3 weeks
To a running pipeline
1
Documented release gate
Owned
Suite and runbooks handed over

Metomic's product team needed a quality pipeline that engineers could trust and operate after the engagement. Previous tooling activity had not produced a stable release gate, so the engagement was scoped around one concrete outcome: a running pipeline with documented ownership.

The baseline

The testing tools were not the hard part. The missing layer was reliable orchestration: which checks run, what blocks a release, how failures are reproduced, and who can maintain the suite when the delivery team leaves.

What was implemented

  • A Playwright suite wired into the existing CI workflow
  • Quality gates with explicit failure and rollback paths
  • Actionable output for the product engineering team
  • Runbooks and handover material for continued operation

The outcome

The pipeline was running in three weeks. The suite and its operating knowledge were handed over together, so completion of the engagement did not switch off the quality function or leave the customer dependent on an external tester.

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