Kane CLI is a terminal-native AI browser automation tool from TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) that turns plain-English instructions into verified browser tests, giving AI coding agents the deterministic local browser that closes the self-verification gap. Describe a user flow in English, and Kane CLI opens a real local Chrome instance, executes each step, captures pass/fail evidence with screenshots and console output, and returns a structured result — including shareable evidence links — that can be consumed by CI pipelines or agentic workflows. It exports to native Playwright for teams that want to hand off to standard test suites. The CLI is free to install with a monthly free tier of 200 credits; cloud runs on TestMu's grid are paid. Kane CLI is also an MCP-accessible tool — AI agents like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Cursor can call it as a tool to verify what they built in an actual browser, replacing the "run it and see if it looks right" step with a repeatable, evidence-backed assertion. GitHub stars: 221+.
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