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Kane CLI
TestMu AI
Terminal-native browser automation tool that drives real browsers from natural language instructions for humans and AI agents.
Dostęp
Freemium
Cena od
unknown
Trial
unknown
Sprawdzone
9.08.2026
W skrócie
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Free: $0 per month. Includes 200 credits per month (resets every 30 days), local test authoring via CLI, auto-heal and vision, Test Manager Free tier, and test case viewing in the UI. Kane CLI Starter: $19 per month. Includes 2,000 credits per month (launch offer: 4,000 total credits ), local test authoring via CLI, auto-heal and vision, test case viewing in the UI, and Test Manager Free tier. Kane CLI Pro: $99 per month. Includes 10,000 credits per month (launch offer: 15,000 total credits ), everything in Starter, a complimentary Test Manager license, remote execution on HyperExecute, 100 minutes per month of HyperExecute execution, tunnel support, advanced features, and scheduled runs. Enterprise: Custom pricing. Includes higher credit allocations, additional HyperExecute execution time, more Test Manager seats, dedicated 24×7 support, custom solutions, SSO, advanced access control, enterprise-grade security, customer success and onboarding, IP whitelisting, and advanced data retention rules.
Zastosowania
- backend and full-stack developers: Trigger checkout or login flows from the terminal before pushing branches or opening pull requests.
- QA engineers and SDETs: Describe regression scenarios in natural language and turn them into reusable flows, Test.md sessions, and Playwright suites.
- AI platform and tooling teams: Wire Kane CLI to agents like Cursor, Claude Code, or Gemini so autonomous workflows include real browser checks.
- DevOps and platform engineers: Add Kane CLI to CI pipelines as headless checks against staging and production URLs for every deploy.
- Product and experimentation teams: Use shareable evidence links and replays to discuss UI issues and validate fixes across environments.
- Uncommon Use Cases: Security and compliance teams replay flows to confirm cookie and storage behavior during audits; data teams script extraction flows that pull structured information from internal dashboards.
Najważniejsze funkcjonalności
- Natural Language E2E Automation
- Agent-Native Browser Control
- Auto-Heal And Smart Waiting
- Test.md Agent-Native Test Format
- DevTools Assertions For Browser Internals
- Playwright Script Export
Darmowy plan i trial
Darmowy dostęp: Free: $0 per month. Includes 200 credits per month (resets every 30 days), local test authoring via CLI, auto-heal and vision, Test Manager Free tier, and test case viewing in the UI.
Trial: unknown
Cennik: Free: $0 per month. Includes 200 credits per month (resets every 30 days), local test authoring via CLI, auto-heal and vision, Test Manager Free tier, and test case viewing in the UI. Kane CLI Starter: $19 per month. Includes 2,000 credits per month (launch offer: 4,000 total credits ), local test authoring via CLI, auto-heal and vision, test case viewing in the UI, and Test Manager Free tier. Kane CLI Pro: $99 per month. Includes 10,000 credits per month (launch offer: 15,000 total credits ), everything in Starter, a complimentary Test Manager license, remote execution on HyperExecute, 100 minutes per month of HyperExecute execution, tunnel support, advanced features, and scheduled runs. Enterprise: Custom pricing. Includes higher credit allocations, additional HyperExecute execution time, more Test Manager seats, dedicated 24×7 support, custom solutions, SSO, advanced access control, enterprise-grade security, customer success and onboarding, IP whitelisting, and advanced data retention rules.
Plany i limity
| Plan | Cena | Dostęp | Limit / zawartość | Trial / karta |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 per month unknown / monthly | freemium | 200 credits per month (resets every 30 days), local test authoring via CLI, auto-heal and vision, Test Manager Free tier, and test case viewing in the UI | unknown · karta: unknown |
| Kane CLI Starter | $19 per month unknown / monthly | freemium | 2,000 credits per month (launch offer: 4,000 total credits), local test authoring via CLI, auto-heal and vision, test case viewing in the UI, and Test Manager Free tier | unknown · karta: unknown |
| Kane CLI Pro | $99 per month unknown / monthly | freemium | 10,000 credits per month (launch offer: 15,000 total credits), everything in Starter, a complimentary Test Manager license, remote execution on HyperExecute, 100 minutes per month of HyperExecute execution, tunnel support, advanced features, and scheduled runs | unknown · karta: unknown |
| Enterprise | custom pricing unknown / monthly | custom | higher credit allocations, additional HyperExecute execution time, more Test Manager seats, dedicated 24×7 support, custom solutions, SSO, advanced access control, enterprise-grade security, customer success and onboarding, IP whitelisting, and advanced data retention rules | unknown · karta: unknown |
Dane i bezpieczeństwo
- Prywatność
- unknown
- Trening na danych
- unknown
- Region danych
- unknown
- RODO / GDPR
- unknown
- Bezpieczeństwo
- unknown
Mocne strony
- + Strong fit for AI agents: Native integrations with coding agents make it practical to move from generated code to verified browser behavior in one step.
- + Fast feedback on local changes: Running flows from a terminal against a real browser gives developers a clear pass or fail signal before opening pull requests.
- + Tight link to TestMu AI cloud: Automatic upload of runs, evidence links, and test cases gives teams a central place to review and share results.
- + Built-in hardening for flaky flows: Auto-heal, smart waiting, and stateful sessions reduce the effort needed to keep end-to-end checks green over time.
Ograniczenia
- − Requires TestMu AI account: Users must authenticate with TestMu AI, which rules out fully disconnected or on-premise-only use.
- − Credits-based pricing: Heavy cloud usage consumes credits from TestMu AI plans, so budgeting for large suites needs active monitoring.
- − CLI-first workflow: Teams that prefer point-and-click recorders or pure UI tooling may face a learning curve with a terminal-centric experience.