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KaneAI by TestMu AI is a GenAI-native testing agent that allows teams to plan, author and evolve tests using natural language. It is built from the ground up for high-speed quality engineering teams and integrates natively with the rest of TestMu AI's offerings around test planning, execution, orchestration and analysis.

Getting started with KaneAI takes only a few minutes. Sign in to your TestMu AI account, create your first KaneAI web or app test, and author steps in natural language. KaneAI converts them into executable test cases automatically. For a step-by-step walkthrough covering project setup, authoring your first test, smart locators, and running tests on the cloud grid, refer to the official Getting Started with KaneAI documentation.

Yes. KaneAI is the engine behind agentic testing, an autonomous agent that plans, authors, runs, and self-heals tests across web, mobile, and APIs. Teams adopting it as an AI QA engineer use it to plan coverage from a ticket, author tests in natural language, and triage failures across their own web and mobile apps.

Yes, you can write your instructions in any language. If you write your instructions in Spanish, KaneAI will translate that language into English to understand the context and then perform the actions accordingly.

KaneAI exports generated tests to Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, and Appium in multiple languages, so your team keeps its existing code ecosystem with no lock-in. Author once in natural language, then own the code on Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, or Appium.

KaneAI is licensed per agent on credit plans. KaneAI Starter is $17 per agent per month billed annually, with 2,000 credits and local authoring through Kane CLI. Pro is $89, with 12,000 credits and cloud web authoring. KaneAI Max is $179, with 25,000 credits and cloud web plus mobile authoring. Every plan includes 1 Test Manager seat per agent, and Enterprise pricing is custom. Compare tiers on the KaneAI pricing page.

Same intent-based engine, two surfaces. KaneAI is the platform agent: describe a flow in natural language, or hand it a PRD, ticket, recording, or pull request, and it plans, authors, runs, and maintains the tests on the cloud grid. Kane CLI is terminal-native, driving a real browser from the command line without selectors, exporting to Playwright, and shipping the Test.md framework for developers and AI coding agents. Kane CLI is included in every KaneAI plan, so most teams use both. Explore Kane CLI, or see how both fit a QA team on AI QA.

All fees are non-refundable under the TestMu AI Terms of Service, and no money-back guarantee is advertised, so KaneAI front-loads the evaluation instead: there is a 14-day free trial, and you can pay monthly rather than annually, change plans at any time, and cancel self-serve from Billing. Book a demo to see it on your own application first.

The best AI tool depends on the layers you need to cover. KaneAI is an end-to-end AI testing agent that authors, runs, and maintains tests across web, mobile, API, database, network, and accessibility in one connected flow, then exports to Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, or Appium so you are never locked in. Compare it with other AI testing tools for your stack.

AI test automation turns natural language intent or a requirement document into executable tests, then keeps them green with self-healing as the UI changes. Codeless record-and-replay tools bind to selectors and break when the UI shifts. A GenAI-native agent reasons about intent, handles conditional logic in natural language, and exports portable framework code so you avoid lock-in. See how generative AI testing works.

Yes, when a human stays in the loop. KaneAI drafts a reviewable plan before anything runs, lets you pause and correct mid-run, and triages failures step by step. Pilots report up to 40% less execution time and 50% more coverage, and customer KaneAI reviews are published in full. See why teams need KaneAI, or explore AI agent testing to validate AI agents themselves.