Show HN: TakoQA – A harness to get a swarm of agents to break your application

- TakoQA is an open-source testing framework that uses multiple AI agents to automatically find bugs in software applications before they go live. - Think of it as a QA team made of bots: each agent independently probes the app (e.g., web app, API) trying to break things, then reports back to a central coordinator. - The "swarm" approach — many agents running in parallel — mimics how real crowds of users interact with a system, catching edge cases and race conditions that a single test script might miss. - It targets developers who want faster, more thorough testing than traditional unit tests or manual QA can provide, especially for complex or rapidly changing products. - The project is on GitHub (MIT license), so it's free to use and modify, and integrates with common developer tools like Playwright for browser automation.