Answer six, download the repo
Why this beats a starter repo
Most "quick start" scaffolds give you an empty tests/ and a config. FrameForge hands you the parts teams reinvent β badly β on every project:
Free forges the Playwright + TypeScript stack, in full. The Founder license adds Selenium/Java, Cypress, Playwright/Python and REST-Assured stacks, Allure, Cucumber BDD, Docker and sharded parallel runs.
What "production-grade" actually means here
Layering, not a heap
Specs β fixtures β page objects β config. Each layer only knows the one below it, so a UI change touches one file, not fifty.
Runs green day one
The sample specs target a public demo app, so npm test passes immediately β proof the wiring is right before you write a line.
CI that tells the truth
Retries on CI only, traces on first retry, report archived as an artifact. Local flakes stay visible; CI flakes stay diagnosable.
Teaches as it scaffolds
Every file carries a comment explaining the decision. The framework doubles as a reviewer's-eye tour of good structure.
Free to forge one stack. $49 to forge them all.
- Playwright + TypeScript stack, complete
- POM, fixtures, env config, CI
- UI + API sample specs
- In-browser .zip β no upload, no signup
- 4 more stacks: Selenium/Java, Cypress, Playwright/Python, REST-Assured
- Allure reporting wiring
- Cucumber BDD layer
- Dockerfile + sharded parallel CI matrix
- .env config + data-driven fixtures
- Lifetime license, this site
- Everything in Founder, for the whole team
- Internal template customization rights
- Your org's conventions baked into the generator
- Priced for a squad β email to arrange