Lovable Builds the App. Kane CLI Checks It Works.

What Lovable Gets Right, and What the Preview Cannot Show

Lovable is fast at generating a usable app and wiring it into something you can click. The preview shows the happy path, the one the build was shaped around.

It does not exercise the empty state, the bad input, the expired session, or the API call that quietly fails. A screen can render perfectly and still not do the thing it looks like it does. Looking right and being right are not the same.

How Kane CLI Verifies a Lovable App in a Real Browser

Describe the flow in plain English. Kane CLI opens a real Chrome browser on your Lovable app, runs the steps the way a user would, and returns pass or fail with a shareable link.

kane-cli run "go to <your-lovable-app-url>, sign up with '{{email}}', assert the dashboard shows 'Welcome'"

No selectors. No test framework. You write what should happen, and Kane CLI proves it does, or tells you exactly where it stopped.

Note: Built something in Lovable? Check it actually works in a real browser, free. Try Kane CLI

Build with the Agent, Verify in the Same Loop

Lovable is one of the agents Kane CLI is built for. Point the agent at agents.md and it calls Kane CLI to verify its own work, in the same loop that built the feature.

The agent ships a screen, runs the flow through Kane CLI, reads the pass or fail, and fixes the code if the result comes back failed. The thing that built the app can now confirm the app.

Note: Want the agent setup and objective syntax? Read the Kane CLI docs. Read the docs

From Preview to Proof Before You Share It

Every run leaves a shareable link with a video and a step trace. Drop it in Slack, a ticket, or a message to whoever asked for the feature. Instead of "it looks done," you send proof that the flow works.

Note: Wiring Kane CLI into your agent? Grab the skills and examples. Open the repo

Lovable made building the app the easy part. Kane CLI makes knowing it works the easy part too, in plain English, in a real browser, before a user finds the edge the preview never touched.